Custom Resource Definition (CRD) Object Monitoring
See original GitHub issueIs it possible to monitor CRDs with the object monitoring? From the configuration it seems possible, but it errors when trying to monitor custom resource definitions.
Error undefined method watch_<replace_with_crd_name>
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I guess it depends on the goals of the object monitoring? I was looking at it from the perspective of using it to audit changes to the resources themselves.
Monitoring the core objects gets you only one piece of the picture.
BTW I opened https://github.com/splunk/fluent-plugin-kubernetes-objects/issues/51 – basically if it give it a CRD that it doesn’t have helper methods for it essentially fork bombs the server running the object collection. It happens slowly, should be fixed regardless.