The lite flavor of Canonical Observability Stack, also called COS Lite, is a light-weight, highly-integrated, Juju-based observability suite running on Kubernetes.
This Juju bundle deploys the stack, consisting of the following interrelated charms:
- Prometheus (source)
- Loki (source)
- Alertmanager (source)
- Grafana (source)
- Traefik (source)
- Catalogue (source)
This bundle is under development. Join us on Discourse and MatterMost!
The Canonical Observability Stack is the go-to solution for monitoring Canonical appliances when the end user does not already have an established observability stack. COS Lite, being a flavor of the Canonical Observability Stack, is designed for:
- Best-in-class monitoring of software charmed with Juju
- Limited resource consumption
- High integration and out-of-the-box value
- Running on MicroK8s
With COS Lite now being generally available, we are now working on a highly-available, highly-scalable flavor. It will use many of the same components as COS Lite, plus some additional new ones, and provide the same overall user-experience, and focus on scalability, resilience and broad compatibility with Kubernetes distributions out there.
For traefik ingress to work, you may first need to enable the metallb
microk8s addon. See the tutorial for full details.
The --trust option is needed by the charms in the cos-lite bundle to be
able to patch their K8s services to:
- use the right ports (see this Juju limitation)
- apply resource limits
Before deploying the bundle you will most likely want to create a dedicated model for it:
$ juju add-model cos
$ juju switch cosYou can deploy the bundle from charmhub with:
$ juju deploy cos-lite --trustTo deploy the bundle from a local file:
# render bundle with "edge" charms
$ tox -e render-edge
$ juju deploy ./bundle.yaml --trusttox -e render-edge
juju deploy ./bundle.yaml --trust \
--overlay overlays/tls-overlay.yaml \
--overlay overlays/testing-overlay.yaml# generate and activate a virtual environment with dependencies
$ tox -e integration --notest
$ source .tox/integration/bin/activate
# render bundle, overriding charm paths
$ ./render_bundle.py bundle.yaml --channel=edge \
--traefik=$(pwd)/../path/to/traefik.charm \
--prometheus=$(pwd)/../path/to/prometheus.charm \
--alertmanager=$(pwd)/../path/to/alertmanager.charm \
--grafana=$(pwd)/../path/to/grafana.charm \
--loki=$(pwd)/../path/to/loki.charm
# deploy rendered bundle
$ juju deploy ./bundle.yaml --trustWe also make available some overlays for convenience:
offers: exposes as offers the relation endpoints of the COS Lite charms that are likely to be consumed over cross-model relations.storage-small: provides a setup of the various storages for the COS Lite charms for a small setup. Using an overlay for storage is fundamental for a productive setup, as you cannot change the amount of storage assigned to the various charms after the deployment of COS Lite.tls: adds an internal CA to encrypt all inter-workload communications.testing: adds avalanche relation to prometheus and a watchdog alert (always firing) to test prometheus and alertmanager.
In order to use the overlays above, you need to:
- Download the overlays (or clone the repository)
- Pass the
--overlay <path-to-overlay-file-1> --overlay <path-to-overlay-file-2> ...arguments to thejuju deploycommand
For example, to deploy the COS Lite bundle with the offers overlay, you would do the following:
$ curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/canonical/cos-lite-bundle/main/overlays/offers-overlay.yaml -O
$ juju deploy cos-lite --trust --overlay ./offers-overlay.yamlTo use COS Lite with machine charms, see cos-proxy (source).
$ tox -e render-edge # creates bundle.yaml
$ charmcraft pack
$ charmcraft upload cos-lite.zip
$ charmcraft release cos-lite --channel=edge --revision=4
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