Unable to perform Kubernetes Discovery on multiple Clusters
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3 weeks ago
I'm hoping someone can help me out on this.
Following the Kubernetes discovery using patterns documentation, I have created a Discovery Schedule for each k8s Cluster we have. I have created a unique Serverless Execution Pattern for each of those Discovery Schedules.
Items that are the same through each Pattern:
cluster_resource_id (blank)
cmdb_ci_kubernetes_cluster (blank)
credentialsAlias (The credentials I used to access the environment)
namespace (I want all the namespaces so I used *)
prometheusURL (blank)
provider (OnPrem)
url (The URL for our on prem Container solution)
Items that are unique for each Pattern:
cluster_name (name of the cluster I want to populate)
My current issue is that when I run the first Discovery Schedule, everything populates as expected. But when I run the next one, it overwrites the name of the previous cluster, and doesn't populate the remaining tables (namespaces, ingress, workloads, etc.)
How am I supposed to populate multiple clusters?
I tried adding the individual cluster_resource_id to each Pattern, but that didn't resolve the issue.
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3 weeks ago
Hello @aliceal,
Please refer to the link's below:
Kubernetes Discovery with ServiceNow - Complete Se... - ServiceNow Community
Kubernetes discovery using patterns • Brazil IT Operations Management • Docs | ServiceNow
If it is helpful, please mark it as helpful and accept the correct solution by referring to this solution in the future it will be helpful to them.
Thanks & Regards,
Abbas Shaik
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3 weeks ago
Those were the links I had already used. As I mentioned the initial Schedule works. It's other clusters that don't and it simply overwrites the 1st Cluster.
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3 weeks ago
@alicealTry using a single Discovery Schedule and add a Serverless Execution Pattern for each cluster. For each cluster record, define only the required Discovery Pattern Launcher Parameters, such as url (clusterEndpoint), namespace (*), and credentialAlias. The remaining parameters are not required and can be removed.
Give it a try and let me know how it goes. 😊
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3 weeks ago - last edited 3 weeks ago
That seems to be working. I just moved all the Serverless Execution Patterns I had made over to the single Schedule and re-ran. Thank you!
