Discovering OKE on Oracle Cloud
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01-29-2024 05:06 AM
Hi
I'm trying to understand if its possible to discover 'oke' on Oracle Cloud, as only AWS, GCP, and Azure are mentioned.
If so, are there any prereqs similar to those for AWS, GCP, and Azure as documented on the Kubernetes Docs page : https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/utah-it-operations-management/page/product/service-mapping/concep...
Many Thanks
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01-29-2024 05:19 AM
@Community Alums Hello
As of the current ServiceNow documentation and capabilities, the discovery of Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) on Oracle Cloud is not explicitly mentioned. However, ServiceNow Discovery can discover Kubernetes clusters on AWS, GCP, and Azure.
Here are some general prerequisites for Kubernetes discovery:
- The MID Server must have network access to the Kubernetes API server.
- The MID Server user must have the necessary permissions to access the Kubernetes API server.
- The Kubernetes API server must be configured to allow the MID Server to access it.
For AWS, GCP, and Azure, there are additional prerequisites:
- For AWS, the MID Server must have network access to the AWS API, and the MID Server user must have the necessary permissions to access the AWS API.
- For GCP, the MID Server must have network access to the GCP API, and the MID Server user must have the necessary permissions to access the GCP API.
- For Azure, the MID Server must have network access to the Azure API, and the MID Server user must have the necessary permissions to access the Azure API.
If you want to discover OKE on Oracle Cloud, you may need to check with Oracle to see if they provide similar APIs and permissions for accessing OKE. If they do, you may be able to configure a MID Server to access the Oracle Cloud API in a similar way to how you would configure it for AWS, GCP, or Azure. However, this would likely require custom development and is not guaranteed to work.
In summary:
- ServiceNow Discovery supports Kubernetes discovery on AWS, GCP, and Azure.
- Discovery of OKE on Oracle Cloud is not explicitly supported or documented.
- General prerequisites for Kubernetes discovery include network access and permissions for the MID Server to access the Kubernetes API server.
- Additional prerequisites for AWS, GCP, and Azure include network access and permissions for the MID Server to access the respective cloud APIs.
- Discovery of OKE on Oracle Cloud may be possible if Oracle provides similar APIs and permissions, but this would likely require custom development.