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Describe the issue here:
InfluxDB 2.X users will hopefully be taking advantage of the feature that allows for storing Telegraf configurations centrally in their InfluxDB instance. Telegraf currently supports pulling its configuration from a URL so it can grab these configs.
Since this is tooling designed to automate the deployment and configuration of Telegraf, I imagine supporting this form of pulling configuration will be desired for the operator as well.
Obviously this operator is in its very early stages so I have no data to back up this hypothesis but figured I'd log this in case others felt it would be a necessary addition as well!
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I think this would be a really good integration, here are my thoughts.
Users would need to supply the telegraf url as an annotation or we can allow a number of new annotations and build the url. The telegraf sidecar would need to include the INFLUX_TOKEN variable so telegraf could pull the configuration with the --config flag. I think pulling from cloud for each container startup would be a little intensive. It's possible we could pull the configuration once then store as a configmap. Currently cloud doesn't support editing these configurations but we should support an update process.
Describe the issue here:
InfluxDB 2.X users will hopefully be taking advantage of the feature that allows for storing Telegraf configurations centrally in their InfluxDB instance. Telegraf currently supports pulling its configuration from a URL so it can grab these configs.
Since this is tooling designed to automate the deployment and configuration of Telegraf, I imagine supporting this form of pulling configuration will be desired for the operator as well.
Obviously this operator is in its very early stages so I have no data to back up this hypothesis but figured I'd log this in case others felt it would be a necessary addition as well!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: