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馃挕 You dont have to use the root user for this Installation To install Splunk, we need to create an Account on the Splunk official website. So, after creating the account, click on the Products on the Splunk official website, it will show a list of...
Open up the Splunk app. In the top Click on Apps --> Find More Apps After the Page loads, In the Categories to the left, Select Devops and to the right side top select Popular Install the Splunk App for Jenkins by clicking on the button Install It w...
馃挕 It is always better to create a separate user and group to keep the applications isolated and will be easy to track down the problem when encountered 馃挕 This Installation process assumes that you have already created a Prometheus user and Prome...
Here are the steps to install Grafana on Ubuntu 20.04 and set it up for visualizing metrics, particularly using Prometheus as a data source: Begin by installing Grafana and its dependencies. You can use the following commands: sudo apt-get install ...
When you install Prometheus, it is accessible to anyone who knows the endpoint. Recently, Prometheus introduced a built-in mechanism to add basic authentication to each HTTP request, eliminating the need to install a separate proxy like nginx for bas...
To send and manage alerts, we will set up Alertmanager. Alertmanager is responsible for deduplicating, grouping, and routing alerts to various receivers, such as email, PagerDuty, or Slack. Multiple instances of Alertmanager can be configured for hig...
Ubuntu SELinux: This guide assumes that SELinux is either disabled or in permissive mode, as SELinux is not enabled by default on Ubuntu. You can check whether it is installed using the following command: sudo dpkg -l selinux* Prerequisites: To inst...
Remember!! . Helm should be installed on the Kubernetes Cluster. Helm is pretty straight forward installation process as shown below. curl https://baltocdn.com/helm/signing.asc | gpg --dearmor | sudo tee /usr/share/keyrings/helm.gpg > /dev/null sudo ...
馃挕 Currently, 3.8, 3.9 and 3.10 are getting the security updates which means these are very stable releases. This meant, that most of the software will be developed will be going with this Python version. So, In the general rule, they will be support...