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Introducing New Relic for Amazon EKS on AWS Fargate

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Date Published
Author
Mikel Angulo, Product Manager
Word Count
392
Company Posts That Month
29
Language
English
Hacker News Points
-
Post removed?
No
Summary

New Relic is expanding its capabilities for monitoring Amazon Web Services (AWS), particularly for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Services (EKS) containers deployed using AWS Fargate as a serverless deployment platform. This integration enhances observability of the Kubernetes cluster by injecting sidecar containers to collect metrics from kube-state-metrics, kubelet, and cAdvisor. The EKS Fargate integration supports both hybrid clusters with Fargate nodes and EC2 nodes, allowing for full visibility into the Kubernetes cluster. Additionally, it is compatible with New Relic's Kubernetes cluster explorer, enabling users to filter Fargate nodes by ComputeType or FargateProfile tags. The integration also improves dashboards, listing Fargate nodes and distinguishing them from standard nodes.

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Kubernetes 6 1,237 134 58 +94%
Serverless 4 393 94 49 -34%
Observability 1 375 109 36 -26%
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