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Instana Operator Addon for Amazon EKS Blueprint for CDK
The IBM Instana Addon enables you to install and set up the Instana Host Agent for monitoring your EKS workloads. Once you configure the addon for a Amazon EKS blueprint, it will be automatically provisioned during deployment.
This Addon will use IBM Instana Kubernetes operator in the namespace instana-agent to install and manage the Instana agent. It also configures custom resource values to configure the operator.
Refer the following guide to install the AWS CLI
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/getting-started-install.html
After installing AWS CLI run following command to configure AWS CLI
aws configure
Go to your Instana installation (Instana User Interface), click ... More > Agents > Installing Instana Agents and select 'Kubernetes' platform to get the Instana Agent Key, Instana Service Endpoint, Instana Service port. These steps are also described here or in the screenshot below.
Refer the AWS CDK EKS-Blueprint starter guide to create a new project and installing dependecies.
Once the project is created, install instana-eks-blueprint-addon npm package using following command.
npm i instana-eks-blueprint-addon
Go back to the bin/<your-main-file>.ts
and and refer below code as reference for providing configuration values to Instana Addon.
import 'source-map-support/register';
import * as cdk from 'aws-cdk-lib';
import * as blueprints from '@aws-quickstart/eks-blueprints';
import { InstanaOperatorAddon } from 'instana-eks-blueprint-addon';
const app = new cdk.App();
const account = '<AWS_ACCOUNT>';
const region = '<AWS_REGION>';
export const instanaProps = {
zone: '<AWS_REGION>',
cluster_name: '<AMAZON_EKS_CLUSTER_NAME>',
instana_agent_key: '<INSTANA_AGENT_KEY>',
endpoint_host: '<INSTANA_ENDPOINT_HOST_URL>',
endpoint_port: '<INSTANA_ENDPOINT_HOST_PORT>',
instana_agent_env_tag_name: '<INSTANA_AGENT_ENV_TAG>' #dev, staging, prod etc.
}
const addOns: Array<blueprints.ClusterAddOn> = [
new InstanaOperatorAddon(instanaProps)
];
const stack = blueprints.EksBlueprint.builder()
.account(account)
.region(region)
.addOns(...addOns)
.useDefaultSecretEncryption(true) // set to false to turn secret encryption off (non-production/demo cases)
.build(app, '<AMAZON_EKS_CLUSTER_NAME>');
Bootstrap your environment with the following command.
cdk bootstrap
and finally you can deploy the stack with the following command.
cdk deploy
To validate if Instana Agent configured properly in Amazon EKS. You can run the following command after Amazon EKS cluster in deployed and running.
kubectl get pods -n instana-agent
To get the Instana Agent logs run the following command
kubectl logs <INSTANA_POD_NAME> -n instana-agent
Once you see Instana Agent is running in your Amazon EKS Cluster, you can go to Instana Installation (User Interface) to get the APM metrices.
FAQs
Instana Operator Addon for Amazon EKS Blueprint for CDK
We found that @instana/aws-eks-blueprint-addon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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