PMM on Kubernetes
summary
Shows how to run Percona Monitoring and Management (PMM) inside Kubernetes using the published Helm chart and a statefulset with PVC for persisted metrics, requires Helm 3 and compatible Kubernetes, recommends preloading ~1GB PMM images, and disables UI-based updates in favor of container replacements. Demonstrates registering clusters via the PMM API with a minified kubeconfig, enabling DBaaS integration, and simulates node failure to show PVC reattachment works. Notes an init container used to initialize /srv that is targeted for removal in v2.29.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 6:47Environment Variables
- 10:32Pmm Environment
- 12:00Optional Parameters
- 13:12Ssl Certificates
- 18:42Secrets
- 20:24Stateful Set
- 27:49Figure Out Where Your Pm Is Running
- 33:43Installing the Pmm
- 41:25Documentation
- 42:27How To Register this Cluster
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