Kubernetes Cluster Monitoring and Autoscaling With Telegraf and Kapacitor

InfluxData has released Telegraf and Kapacitor versions 1.1, which improve Kubernetes cluster monitoring and autoscaling. The new releases provide a more efficient use of InfluxDB's storage backend and better integration with the Kubernetes community. Telegraf now supports gathering a wide range of Kubernetes metrics, including those provided by Heapster, allowing for a complete view of the data. Kapacitor 1.1 enables easy scaling of Kubernetes clusters using any data stored in InfluxDB, providing more flexibility than the traditional horizontal pod autoscaler. The TICK-stack is now available for download, and users can deploy it on cloud or server environments with free trials. Additionally, the community is encouraged to share their success stories and provide feedback on future developments.

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