Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The problem is that we used to set labels on all deployed kubernetes objects (services, service accounts, etc) with the loki helm chart v 2.16.0, but after migrating to 4.8.0 this is no longer possible. We use these labels to label all objects that are part of the deployment for the same environment.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be interesting if we could add some general labels everywhere where the template uses include "loki.labels". e.g. by adding Values.loki.genericLabels. Now it is only possible to add labels to pods with Values.loki.podLabels.
Describe alternatives you've considered
As an alternative I could add the labels with kubectl command after the deployment, but that would complicate the loki deployment.
Additional context
Not required, should be clear with the description.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The problem is that we used to set labels on all deployed kubernetes objects (services, service accounts, etc) with the loki helm chart v 2.16.0, but after migrating to 4.8.0 this is no longer possible. We use these labels to label all objects that are part of the deployment for the same environment.
Describe the solution you'd like It would be interesting if we could add some general labels everywhere where the template uses include "loki.labels". e.g. by adding Values.loki.genericLabels. Now it is only possible to add labels to pods with Values.loki.podLabels.
Describe alternatives you've considered As an alternative I could add the labels with kubectl command after the deployment, but that would complicate the loki deployment.
Additional context Not required, should be clear with the description.