eirini-loggregator-bridge

Eirini Loggregator Bridge

This project is a tool that reads logs from pods in a Kubernetes cluster namespace and streams them to a specified Loggregator endpoint. The main purpose of this project is to be used as a logging solution for Eirini

Build

make

will vet, lint, test and build the project. There are separate Make targets for these tasks so check in the Makefile for details.

Usage

You need to create a config yaml file to be able to use this tool. The needed options are:

• loggregator-ca-path This is the path to the CA that signs the Loggregator certificate
• loggregator-cert-path This is the SSL certificate to talk to the loggregator over TLS
• loggregator-key-path This is the private key for the TLS communication
• loggregator-endpoint This is the endpoint to your Loggregator instance. E.g. "doppler-doppler.scf.svc.cluster.local:8082"
• namespace This is the namespace where Eirini deploys applications

Example config.yaml:

loggregator-ca-path: /certs/ca
loggregator-cert-path: /certs/cert
loggregator-key-path: /certs/key
loggregator-endpoint: doppler-doppler.scf.svc.cluster.local:8082
namespace: eirini

Then run this tool:

./eirini-loggregator-bridge --config config.yaml

if you are running it from outside the Kubernetes cluster you can specify the path to your kubeconfig like:

./eirini-loggregator-bridge --config config.yaml --kubeconfig ~/.kube/config

In that case though you have to make sure your loggregator endpoint is accessible from outside the cluster.

Development

Building docker image with local dependencies

The docker image can be built with:

make build-image

To use local dependencies (e.g. to use a locally modified eirinix for testing), update the go module dependencies as normal:

go mod edit -replace github.com/SUSE/eirinix=../eirinix

Then, to build the docker image:

VENDOR=on make build-image

Debugging

You can increase the log level of the tool by setting the EIRINI_LOGGREGATOR_BRIDGE_LOGLEVEL environment variable. Allowed values are: "DEBUG", "INFO", "WARN", "ERROR" (Default is "WARN")