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\r\nIn some of these tutorials it shows a variety of tags to filter by when creating and filtering the Maps. I'm investigating and researching now, but I am missing the correlation of how to create these tags in the environment for EPOCH to pick up and filter on. I've noticed from the base install, that EPOCH reports some of the pods with \"no_name\" when they have a pod name associated. It has made me think there is some sort of label or annotation needed per container for EPOCH to pick up? Can you help explain or point me to an example of how someone would set the tagging for their containers for EPOCH to pick up and filter on? This is a bare-metal environment and not in AWS or another cloud that leverages a tagging system.
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\r\nThanks!
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\r\nI had read that section and went with the implementation of the tags post-install with the config file. I have created the tags.yaml file on both collectors and restarted, but I am not seeing the test tag I created in the interface. Part of what I might be missing is where these tags are supposed to show up and be applied in the dashboard? If I define a tag in the yaml file like this:
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\r\n--- # define instance tags here
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\r\nShould I see this tag to apply and group VM's in the dashboard? If so, I am not seeing the tags or how to do that from my initial testing.
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\r\nOr does the usage of that tag require me to add something to the containers\/POD definitions themselves to show up in the dashboard?
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\r\nIt the how-to usage flow of tags that I am not seeing in the documentation and thus not sure what to expect that I was hoping to get some clarification on.
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\r\nThanks!
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\r\nI have a support case for the VM issue and was able to figure out the tags as part of it (support was extremely helpful!). It looks like they aren't labels on the K8S, but rather tags that are set in the collector.yaml file when deploying the collectors (or post-install). It appears that these tags are set here versus created through the dashboard. Here is an example of what I was able to set for 2 tags in the collector.yaml file, redeploy the collectors, and then have it show up in the dashboard for usage:
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\r\nCollectors.yaml file:
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\r\n # DO NOT prepend http:\/\/ or https:\/\/ to the EPOCH_SERVICE_HOST value
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\r\n value: \"tag1,env:production,tag2,env:lab\"
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\r\nOnce redeployed they will show when looking at the container:
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\r\nkubectl describe po :
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\r\nEnvironment:
\r\n EPOCH_TAGS: tag1,env:production,tag2,env:lab
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\r\nAnd finally, when looking at the metrics in the dashboard you can no filter by the tags:
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\r\nFrom here I'll play around with some of the regex matching, but it all seems to be working at this point from a tags perspective.
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\r\nThanks!
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