Question 22
(Topic 1)
You are establishing a centralized platform to monitor your applications. Your applications are currently running on Kubernetes clusters on-premises and in the cloud across multiple Google Cloud projects. You want to enable developers to monitor both infrastructure and application metrics using OpenTelemetry across on-premises and Google Cloud environments. At the same time, you want to keep the operation easy to support and integrate all metrics into a single place. What should you do?
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- ○ Implement a sidecar OpenTelemetry Collector alongside each Pod in all Kubernetes clusters (on-premises and GKE). Configure these collectors to export Prometheus-formatted metrics. Use dedicated Prometheus instances in each Kubernetes cluster and Thanos in a central GKE cluster. Install Grafana on a GKE cluster, and use Grafana to monitor the applications.
- ○ Create a scoping project and add all the Google Cloud projects to it. Use Bindplane to streamline OpenTelemetry metric collection for the on-premises Kubernetes clusters into Cloud Monitoring.
- ○ Create a new Google Cloud project to use as a scoping project and add all the other Google Cloud projects to it. Instrument the applications running on-premises to export the metrics to Cloud Monitoring as user-defined metrics. Use Cloud Monitoring to monitor the applications.
- ○ Enable Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus collections by using the OpenTelemetry Collector on the Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) clusters, and enable non-managed Prometheus for the on-premises Kubernetes clusters. Install Grafana on a GKE cluster, and use Grafana to monitor the applications.
