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[MAISTRA-2096] Update Prometheus to 2.24 (OpenShift 4.7 version) #10
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…etheus into maistra-2.1-4.7
brian-avery
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Maistra 2.1 4.7
[MAISTRA-2096] Update Prometheus to 2.24 (OpenShift 4.7 version)
Sep 10, 2021
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I've updated maistra/prometheus/maistra-2.1 to match the OpenShift release-4.7 branch. This cherrypicks all of our Prometheus commits on top of that. In the process:
XNS Informers has replaced the multilistwatcher code
lots of dependencies have been updated in go.mod
The SimonPasquier logging library that Prometheus uses is not compatible with the Kubernetes logger that Istio uses (they implement different interfaces). It's hacky, but the best solution I could find was to create an adapter to satisfy the interfaces. See logwrapper.go for more detail
To test this, I've deployed a 2.1 control plane with bookinfo, pushed traffic through and confirmed that I'm able to fetch metrics using the Prometheus UI. I then updated this to my image containing these changes and pushed more traffic through, again confirming that it shows up on the Prometheus UI
The multitenancy commit didn't apply cleanly (refactoring of discovery.go and manager.go), but switching to XNS informers helped. Other issues where go.mod had to be massaged. This picks up 2 years worth of Prometheus commits as well.
Make test detects leaks in:
klog-v2 -- known issue here gorutine leak during tests kubernetes/client-go#900 and here go routine created on flush logs has a leak. kubernetes/klog#188
go.opencensus.io -- known issue here goroutine leak detected census-instrumentation/opencensus-go#1191
The go.census issue lists a workaround that I will add to our code.