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HTTP Monitoring

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Kubernetes Ingress and Service monitoring of HTTP/HTTPS requests

These application will continuously check your application availability in a specific interval. You can check one or multiple endpoints for Ingress or/and Service resources. Beside a success or fail status, this application exposed also the HTTP status code, the request duration in seconds and the last execution time of the check itself as a metric endoint which can be scaped by Prometheus.

Installing

Installing via Helm Chart

$ git clone https://github.com/kj187/k8s-http-monitoring.git
$ cd http-monitoring/chart
$ helm upgrade --install http-monitoring ./http-monitoring

Installing via kubectl

$ git clone https://github.com/kj187/k8s-http-monitoring.git
$ cd http-monitoring
$ kubectl apply -f deploy/

Usage

Works with Kubernetes Ingress and Service resources. With the Ingress resource you can check the external access and with the Service resource you can check the internal access of you application.

Add a annotation to one of these resources.

Example:

  annotation:
    kj187.de/http-monitoring: /    # Root page

Or if you want to check multiple endpoints of your application

  annotation:
    kj187.de/http-monitoring: |
      /
      /custeromer-area
      /whatever/else

ENV vars

Available ENV vars which could be injected (e.g. via Helm Chart)

MONITORING_INTERVAL_SECONDS="SECONDS_AS_INT"  # default is 30 seconds

Metrics

The metric endpoint is not available from outside (if you need this, you have to create a Ingress resource) Inside the cluster the endpoint is available under http-monitoring/metrics (<SERVICE_NAME>/metrics)

Exposed metrics

http_monitoring_probe_success           # 1 = success, 0 = failed
http_monitoring_probe_status_code       # HTTP status code
http_monitoring_probe_duration_seconds  # Duration of request in seconds
http_monitoring_last_execution_time     # Number of seconds since 1970 of last garbage collection.

All metrics have these lables:

  • monitor_app is the name of your application
  • monitor_namespace is the namespace where your application lives
  • monitor_network ingress or service
  • monitor_url the URL of the check

Prometheus scraping

Prometheus need some information about the http-monitoring metric endpoint. If you are not using the Prometheus-Operator, just the normal Prometheus, you need the following annotations in the service resource, which is already available per default.

  annotations:
    prometheus.io/scrape: "true"
    prometheus.io/path: /metrics
    prometheus.io/port: "8080"

If you are using the Prometheus-Operator, just create a new ServiceMonitor resource:

apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
  name: http-monitoring-servicemonitor
  labels:
    prometheus: kube-prometheus
spec:
  jobLabel: app
  targetLabels:
    - app
  namespaceSelector:
    any: true
  selector:
    matchLabels:
      prometheus-operator/scrape: "default"
  endpoints:
    - port: metrics
      interval: 10s

Now Prometheus should scrape the http-monitoring metrics continuously.

Self-check

To check if the http-monitoring application itself works properly, you can check the http_monitoring_last_execution_time metric which exposed a unix timestamp of the latest execution time

If you are not using the Prometheus-Operator, create a new file called prometheus_values.yaml and add the following content

serverFiles:
  alerting_rules.yml:
    groups:
      - name: http-monitoring
        rules:
          - alert: HttpMonitoringChecksAreOlderThan1Day
            expr: http_monitoring_last_execution_time < (time()-86400)
            for: 10m
            labels:
              severity: high
            annotations:
              summary: "HTTP monitoring checks are older than 1 day!"
              urgency: high

Now you have to update your Prometheus Helm chart

helm upgrade prometheus stable/prometheus -f prometheus_values.yaml

If you are using the Prometheus-Operator, just add the following new PrometheusRule resource

apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: PrometheusRule
metadata:
  name: http-monitoring-rules
  labels:
    prometheus: kube-prometheus
    release: {{ .Release.Name }}
    cronjob: http-monitoring-rules
spec:
  groups:
  - name: http-monitoring
    rules:
    - alert: HttpMonitoringChecksAreOlderThan1Day
      expr: http_monitoring_last_execution_time < (time()-86400)
      labels:
        severity: high
      annotations:
        summary: "HTTP monitoring checks are older than 1 day!"
        urgency: high