Maybe I posted in wrong channel, so will try here 🙂 Does anyone know how to get Signoz up and running on EKS with fargate? Stuck on taint/toleration issue: 0/7 nodes are available: 7 node(s) had taint {eks.amazonaws.com/compute-type: fargate}, that the pod didn't tolerate. I tried to understand the helm charts in the github repo, but I just don't know enough about helm to figure this out. It seems like there's a way to provide tolerations as part of the helm chart deployment, but again, don't know enough (had to read up on Kubernetes just to to figure out what taints/tolerations are, and only now have a basic understanding of how they work. It is basic. At best. And that's being generous to myself :') I tried with some various random attempts to put it inside variables, but no luck. (Using CDK against EKS Fargate). Any help would be appreciated.

const tolerations = [
      {
        key: "<http://eks.amazonaws.com/compute-type|eks.amazonaws.com/compute-type>",
        operator: "Equal",
        value: "fargate:NoSchedule",
        effect: "NoSchedule"
      },
      {
        key: "<http://eks.amazonaws.com/compute-type|eks.amazonaws.com/compute-type>",
        operator: "Equal",
        value: "fargate",
        effect: "Schedule"
      }
    ];

    this.cluster.addHelmChart('signoz', {
      namespace: 'signoz', 
      createNamespace: true,
      repository: '<https://charts.signoz.io>',
      chart: 'signoz',
      release: 'signoz-r1',
      values: {
        zookeeper: { // test if zookeeper pods will schedule, did not work
          tolerations
        },
        tolerations, // Putting it right at the root? Nope, didn't work.
        global: {
          storageClass: "ebs-sc",  
          tolerations        // Maybe global will work? Nope.
        },
        clickhouse: {
          cloud: "aws",
          installCustomStorageClass: false
        }
      },
      wait: false
    });

Hi everyone, I'm trying to implement signoz example distributed tracing java application. everything is OK. however, when I want to visualize traces in signoz dashboard the tutorial uses nodejs to generate some data to trace. I'm very concerned about that. So, is there any way to use postman that makes some call microservice for example? I use Docker as in the example. Can anyone help me with this?

Is there any document for creating the variables in Signoz v0.9.2 ? If yes then please send the link.

Good morning everyone! Just came across SigNoz and look forward to using it as a tool to help customers optimize their compute footprint!

Before we can start wrapping OpenTelemetry into their applications, is there some guides on getting telemetry from the basic components like Apache and MySQL?

@Mac Wynkoop by "Apache", do you mean the Apache HTTP server? or soemthing else?

Exactly, just the webserver.

I'm trying to come up with some easy, low hanging fruit delivery flows that we can really quickly drop instrumentation on customer VMs.

or SQL server

and then, once we start getting telemetry info from them, maybe then we start looking at integrating the OpenTelemetry SDK's into their applications

If I have multiple server environments that are independent from each other, each running their own app, mysql server etc... do I need multiple SigNoz installations to see them separately?

Hi, I'm looking for replacement for our current monitoring/obervability stack. Currently we are grabbing metrics and logs using metricbeat and filebeat (and some other beats) and sending them to ELK stack. Can we achieve something similar with SigNoz? Currently I see it supports only pull base data (like Prometheus) but I would like to push all data into some public endpoint from monitoring system (like Logstash do). The best will be if we can stay with metricbeat and filebeat and just change the endpoint. In general I would like to build one monitoring system i central location and send there data from all other environments.

Hi, is there an option to aggregate SigNoz data from multiple SigNoz instances into a single one? I have multiple k8s clusters, I want to have a SigNoz deployment on each of them (to monitor a single cluster they been deployed at), and in addition I want to have a centralized SigNoz instance that will aggregate all the ‘single’-SigNoz data. I also want to be able to navigate between the different SigNoz instances-data. Today Im implementing this setup using prometheus & thanos & grafana. Thanks 🙂

Wanted to know if any one has examples on how to instrument Kafka broker using Signoz

i am looking to see if i can project lag on kafka topic(s) per partition.

i am able to instrument Kafka consumer and producer using java agent.

Hi Team , I have created a Python application that runs on my one EC2 server. Then I created a new EC2 instance to install SIgnoz. I am integrating my application with Signoz. It will not show up on dash boards. Also, I have checked out troubleshooting point 2. You have mentioned the connectivity of opentelementary. Could you please help me out ?

Hi how can use this framework for vmware infraestructure?

Are you trying out the sample app or are you instrumenting your own application? Can you share more details about the application / framework / library details and how you are running it? Can you try using the

console

exporter and confirm it emits the telemetry to stdout?

hello. I have installed Signoz from Helm on microk8s, but the frontend is failing to initialize:

Conditions:
  Type              Status
  Initialized       False 
  Ready             False 
  ContainersReady   False 
  PodScheduled      True 
Volumes:
  nginx-config:
    Type:      ConfigMap (a volume populated by a ConfigMap)
    Name:      signoz-frontend
    Optional:  false
  kube-api-access-z6hqd:
    Type:                    Projected (a volume that contains injected data from multiple sources)
    TokenExpirationSeconds:  3607
    ConfigMapName:           kube-root-ca.crt
    ConfigMapOptional:       <nil>
    DownwardAPI:             true

It is looking for a ConfigMap called nginx-config, but there isn't one. Where does that come from?

hi all, just found out about this tool from hacker news super excited to start integrating it into our dev and prod environments!! we just moved away from datadog as it was too cost prohibitive for us. Any tips on scaling this out properly with services getting millions of requests an hour would be greatly appreciated!

Can I create dashboard based on logs? Like number of specific logs per second.

Error: not able to send data to SigNoz endpoint ... rpc error: code = Unavailable desc = connection error: desc = "transport: Error while dialing dial tcp 127.0.0.1:4317: connect: connection refused" Usage: signoz checkEndpoint [flags] getting this error with fresh installation on ubuntu server ports are open but still clickhouse/clickhouse-server showing restarting tried to reinstall same issue unhealthy container error can anybody help me to solve this

Hello everyone, I have updated Signoz v0.9.2 to v0.11.1. After updating I cant see any data on the Dashboard. Any help will be appreciated.

hello, my Signoz pods started getting evicted overnight due to low ephemeral storage. There's plenty of disk on the node, so I'm not sure what it's complaining about. I even put limits on the ephemeral storage that a pod could use, but something is still running the pods out of this storage type. How do I configure more or figure out what's eating it all up?

Hello everyone. How can I check the CPU utilization of a specific service in signoz?

Hello Everyone, do you have any benchmark reports for resources required for collecting metrics. eg: for collecting 1M metrics, how much storage is required?

hello, does anyone know where I can ask questions related to OpenTelemetry/.NET itself?

Hi Team,/