Introducing vRealize LogInsight Cloud Helm Chart for Kubernetes Logs

Contents
  1. What is Helm ?
  2. What are Helm charts?
  3. Architecture
  4. Pre-requisites
  5. Installing the Chart – Procedure 1
  6. Step 1 – Add Chart Repo helm repo add loginsight-cloud https://munishpalmakhija.github.io/loginsight-cloud-helm/ Step 2 – Get Values file in your working directory helm show values loginsight-cloud/loginsight-cloud-helm  > values.yaml Step 3 – Update Values file with API Token and other relevant details. cat values.yaml Step 4 – Install Chart. helm install test-vrlic loginsight-cloud/loginsight-cloud-helm -f values.yaml  
  8. Step 5 – Verify Kubernetes Pods kubectl get pods -A | grep test-vrlic  
  9. Step 6 – Verify Helm Release
  10. Installing the Chart – Procedure 2   Step 1 – Add Chart Repo
  11. Step 2 – Install Chart by setting values during run time.
  12. Step 3 – Verify Kubernetes Pods
  13. Step 4 – Verify Helm Release
  14. Verify Logs
  15. Getting Started with vRealize LogInsight Cloud

In this blog, I would like to Introduce Helm Chart which I built for vRealize LogInsight Cloud.

It deploys fluentd as deamonset to collect logs from Kubernetes Cluster. I have verified with the following flavors

Once you have logs flowing you can create your own dashboard to visualize the environment. I have created the following dashboard for my TKG environment

What is Helm ?

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes. Helm is the best way to find, share, and use software built for Kubernetes.

What are Helm charts?

Helm Charts are Kubernetes YAML manifests combined into a single package that can be deployed to on K8 environments. Once packaged, installing a Helm Chart into your cluster is as easy as running a single helm command, which simplifies the deployment & upgrade process

Architecture

Pre-requisites

You need to have the following pre-requisites

  1. vRealize LogInsight Cloud API Token
  2. Helm Version = ‘3.x’
  3. Admin access to the Kubernetes Cluster

Installing the Chart – Procedure 1

Step 1 – Add Chart Repo

helm repo add loginsight-cloud https://munishpalmakhija.github.io/loginsight-cloud-helm/

Step 2 – Get Values file in your working directory

helm show values loginsight-cloud/loginsight-cloud-helm  > values.yaml

Step 3 – Update Values file with API Token and other relevant details.

cat values.yaml

Step 4 – Install Chart.

helm install test-vrlic loginsight-cloud/loginsight-cloud-helm -f values.yaml

 

Step 5 – Verify Kubernetes Pods

kubectl get pods -A | grep test-vrlic

 

Step 6 – Verify Helm Release

helm list

 

Installing the Chart – Procedure 2

 

Step 1 – Add Chart Repo

helm repo add loginsight-cloud https://munishpalmakhija.github.io/loginsight-cloud-helm/

Step 2 – Install Chart by setting values during run time.

helm install test-vrlic loginsight-cloud/loginsight-cloud-helm --set vrlic.apikey=SETME --set tag.environment=DEMO

Step 3 – Verify Kubernetes Pods

kubectl get pods -A | grep test-vrlic

Step 4 – Verify Helm Release

helm list

 

Verify Logs

Getting Started with vRealize LogInsight Cloud

For a free trial, you can click here or reach out to your account team

To learn more about vRealize Log Insight Cloud please visit here

 

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