This repo contains various documents related to network observability (a.k.a. netobserv):
- netobserv-operator
OpenShift / Kubernetes operator for network observability.
This operator will deloy the following components:
- eBPF Agent: An eBPF agent that captures and exports network flows.
- flowlogs-pipeline: A configurable flow collector, enricher and metrics producer.
- netobserv-plugin: The NetObserv plugin for the Openshift Console.
- nflow-generator: A fake legacy v5 netflow generator
- etc.
The easiest way to get started is to use the NetObserv Operator that will deploy all the components for you. It is available via OLM.
You can either:
You will need a Kubernetes cluster, such as Kind or OpenShift.
If you don't need the entire stack, you can just check components above.
- Blogs: Blog articles
- Examples: Various example configurations
- Hack: Hack scripts
- ACM: Setup Advanced Cluster Management with NetObserv metrics
- CNO: Hacks to deploy development version of the CNO and OVN-Kubernetes
- DEX: Hacks on Dex
- Kafka: Deploy Kafka on Openshift using Strimzi Operator
- Kind: Setup ovn-kubernetes on KIND
- Loki config: Custom Loki Configuration for NetObserv
- Loki microservices: Scalable loki deployment
- Loki operator: Deploying NetObserv with the Loki Operator
- Loki simple: Automatic deployment Loki with the Network Observability Operator
- OpenTelemetry: How to setup a test environment for otlp.
- Next: Informal doc gathering ideas about potential next steps.
- Openshift: Deploy using OpenShift Container Platform
- Sample apps: a few suggestions to generate traffic, useful for testing NetObserv.