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lets separate the fluentd daemonset from the logging app #5856

Open jstrachan opened 8 years ago

jstrachan commented 8 years ago

daemonsets typically won't be able to be run by typical end users on kubernetes/openshift - its more of a sysadmin / ops thing.

So we should probably move the fluentd daemonset out of the logging app; so its just ES and kibana.

Then folks can manually run the daemonset via the command line (& we can continue to install it by default maybe in the Vagrantfile?)

jimmidyson commented 8 years ago

Without fluentd logging is missing something... logs. How about splitting out elasticsearch & kibana out into separate app & new app for pod logging which requires that?

jstrachan commented 8 years ago

Though lots of things an work with logs/ES - pipeline builds & deploys, git-collector & Apiman so far. Am sure we'll make more collectors too. (Eg hubot & issue tracker).

Maybe renaming 'logging' to something else might be less confusing. Can think of a good name get; 'Es-kibana'? Or 'eventing'?

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