Fix: corrected etcd multi-cluster dashboard bug - #6367
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@QuentinBisson i have the feeling that etcd maintainers dont care about dashboard anymore @TheRealNoob also had conversations with the etcd maintainer. I feel the feeling that we should not longer consume upstream and fork the dashboard into the repo. If you agree, I would appreciate, if you could assists the user here. |
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so sorry for missing this @ mention Not too long ago I did go through all the formal conversations about migrating the etcd mixin from etcd-io/etcd to kubernetes-monitoring/kubernetes-mixin. But I kinda burnt myself out with all the waiting and discussions/etc. I'll hop back onto it now to see it through. Thank you for reminding me. |
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no stale |
What this PR does / why we need it
This PR fixes the etcd Grafana dashboard shipped with
kube-prometheus-stack.The existing dashboard did not correctly filter by cluster name in multi‑cluster environments, causing metrics from multiple clusters to be aggregated together.
We updated the dashboard definition in
templates/grafana/dashboards-1.14/etcd.yamlto add a cluster variable and adjust the PromQL queries. With this change, the dashboard now works correctly when:Which issue this PR fixes
(optional, in
fixes #<issue number>(, fixes #<issue_number>, ...)format, will close that issue when PR gets merged)Special notes for your reviewer
etcd.yamlunderdashboards-1.14.Checklist
[kube-prometheus-stack] fix etcd dashboard cluster filter)