With 1d00e0ab ("ServiceMonitor: Enable Prometheus to select ServMon
outside own ns") merged: To emphasize the fact, that ServiceMonitors can
be deployed alongside their targets, this patch moves the Alertmanager,
Kube-State-Metrics, Node-Exporter and Prometheus Operator
Service-Monitor into the respective target folder in the kube-prometheus
project.
The current example-app setup in the kube-prometheus project is able to
discover scraping targets in the default namespace. It is not able to
discover the configured Alertmanager in the monitoring namespace.
This patch adds an alertmanager-discovery rbac role, to permit the
above described action. In addition it does the following cleanups:
- Remove kubeconfig configuration in deploy and teardown script. kubectl
chooses .kube/config whenever KUBECONFIG is not set by default
- Remove namespace specification option via NAMESPACE env var. In most
of the manifests the metadata/namespace was hardcoded anyways, in
addition in the promtheus frontend role binding the service account
namespace is hardcoded to default as well.
- Instead of `kubectl {apply,delete}` individual manifests, the deploy
and teardown shell scripts {apply,delete} on the entire folder.
In some cases we have been using `alert-rules` in some cases
`prometheus-rulefiles`. This led to confusion [1]. Instead, unify the
Prometheus rules configmap labels to:
```yaml
labels:
role: alert-rules
```
[1] https://github.com/coreos/prometheus-operator/issues/1102
The `prometheus-frontend` role of the example app kubeprometheus section
is scoped to the default namespace. Thereby the frontend Prometheus
instance is not able to discover anything outside of the default
namespace. We might as well restrict the front end service monitor to
the default namespace too.
Max Leonard Inden
