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Add a Kubernetes Events source #37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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This commit includes a new events source plugin for monitoring changes in a Kubernetes cluster. This plugin enables the usage of any API class from the Kubernetes Python client. Closes: ansible#36 Closes: ansible#37
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In addition to resource-related events as described in #36, Kubernetes provides a stream of Events which contain info about cluster and workload state and changes. Some details here: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2021/12/21/extracting-value-from-the-kubernetes-events-feed/
Many of those events are great candidates for alerts and remediation via Ansible.
Could you create a Kubernetes "Events" source too? Thanks!
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