how to disable metrics
See original GitHub issueHi, how to deal with those values?
When false
is set in a custom yaml file, e.g. metrics is deployed anyways.
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@dtregonning @chaitanyaphalak Can we add a test case in the metrics beta push coming out to address disabling metrics?
values.yaml files has default options for the helm chart. for above SAI deployment, it creates a actual yaml file in your directory and use that instead of what is specified in values.yaml. please check the folder where have executed above command. (“kubernetes_connect.yaml”)