Open sidewinder12s opened 2 weeks ago
Yes that is correct. That is because a "soft" design rule is to keep each component doing only what they do best, even when that means more deployments. Beyla is there to do auto-instrumentation, and (for the most part) Alloy is there to collect, process, and deliver the data. I try not to use it as a data generator. That being said, profiling doesn't have a standalone component, just Alloy, so that's why its in there.
Is my read correct that if you deploy Beyla and the Continuous Profiling configs through this chart that it is going to deploy 2 seperate daemonsets?