GitOps Applications Ops

Overview

The web console's GitOps Applications management capabilities enable viewing GitOps Applications monitoring, logs, and events. You can also create alerting policies for GitOps Applications. When anomalies occur in GitOps Applications, proactive alert notifications will be triggered to facilitate rapid issue identification, analysis, and resolution.

Prerequisites

Alert

Create alerting rule in advance to configure rules. When GitOps applications encounter anomalies, proactive notifications will be triggered to enable quick issue identification, analysis, and resolution.

  1. Container Platform, Click on GitOps Applications.

  2. Select the GitOps application name from the list where you want to create an alert rule.

  3. Switch to the Alerts tab.

  4. Click on Create Rule and fill in the basic information as required.

  5. Click on Add Alert Condition, navigate to the Alert Conditions page. The corresponding metric descriptions are as follows:

INFO

For other parameter configurations and alert settings, refer to Alert Management.

Metric NameRule Description
GitOps Application Health Status gitops.applicationset.healthyHealth status of GitOps application:
- 0: Unknown, Lost, Degraded, or Paused
- 1: Syncing
- 2: Healthy
GitOps Application Sync Status gitops.applicationset.syncedSync status of GitOps application:
- 0: Sync Failed or Pending
- 1: Syncing
- 2: Synced
  1. Click Create.

Logs

View logs for all workload resources created by GitOps applications. Logs enable rapid identification of system failure information without relying on Log cluster plugin.

  • On the GitOps application details page, under Kubernetes Resources, click on any Workload name to view the Logs information for that resource on the right side.

Events

View events for all resources distributed by GitOps Applications. Events enable rapid identification of system failure event information without relying on Log cluster plugin.

  • On the GitOps application details page, go to the Events tab to view aggregated events for all resources.
  • On the GitOps application details page, under Kubernetes Resources, click any resource name to view events for that resource on the right side.