
It is also worth noting that this exact stack file and prometheus. In the Prometheus target overview page i see the error message http: server gave HTTP response to HTTPS client. Mode: global # Deploy on all nodes in the swarm Create User Create a Node Exporter user, required directories, and make prometheus user as the owner of those directories. '-config.file=/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml' Traceroute to 10.0.117.6 (10.0.117.6), 30 hops max, 46 byte packetsġ monitoring_swarm-monitoring (10.0.117.6) 0.009 ms 0.005 ms 0.003 msįor the sake of testing i have tried turning off UFW and it didn’t change anything, i was still unable to scrape deploys5Īnd this is my stack file: version: '3.3' I am able to ping all containers above from within the prometheus container, and nc-vz returns open ports /prometheus # nc -vz 10.0.117.6 9100
NODE EXPORTER PROMETHEUS CONFIG INSTALL
However it is unable to scrape any metrics from containers on deploys5. We will install the prometheus as a service and set up node exporter to consume node related metrics such as cpu, memory, io etc that will be scraped by the.

The Node Exporter will export system related stats.

NODE EXPORTER PROMETHEUS CONFIG DOWNLOAD
Prometheus is running on deploys4 (manager) and should scrape metrics from both servers (node exporter and cadvisor are deployed globally). Download the Node Exporter binary to each Couchbase Server that you want to monitor. We have the node-exporter daemonset running on port 9100 and a service pointing to all the node-exporter pods. I have a docker swarm consisting of two servers, deploys4 and deploys5.
