FireHydrant's Kubernetes integration allows you to automatically send updates about the workloads deployed in your clusters to FireHydrant. This lets you follow the lifecycle of a change, from GitHub pull request to deployed pod.
Changes appear in your FireHydrant account, enabling you to identify:
- whether an image in a Replica Set changed
- the status of Pods in a Deployment
- whether the labels on a Service were updated
This allows you to easily identify exactly what has changed in your cluster and determine whether changes contributed to an active incident.
Resources Tracked
- DaemonSet
- Deployments
- ReplicaSet
- Services
- StatefulSets
Installation Instructions
You need a bot token for the controller to use for authentication. We recommend generating one specifically for this integration. This token goes in the firehydrant-keys Kubernetes secret.
Use the attached YAML manifests to deploy the controller.
Note: Be sure to change
[[YOUR_BOT_TOKEN]] and [[YOUR_ENVIRONMENT_NAME]] before deploying the manifests.
