google-kubernetes-engine

I need a breakdown of my usage inside a single project categorized on the basis of Pods or Services or Deployments but the billing section in console doesn't seem to provide such granular information. Is it possible to get this data somehow? I want to know what was the network + compute cost on per deployment or pods. Or maybe if it is possible to have it atleast on the cluster level? Is this breakdown available in BigQuery? Recently it was released a new features in GKE that allows to collect metrics inside a cluster that can also be combined with the exported billing data to separate costs

I am developing a Kubernetes service for deployment in Google Container Egine (GKE). Until recently, I have built Docker images in Google Cloud Shell, but I am hitting quota limits now, because the overall load on the free VM instance where Cloud Shell runs is apparently too high from multiple docker build s and push es. My experience so far is that after about a week or so of sustained work I face the following error message and have to wait for about two days before the Cloud Shell becomes available again. Service usage limits temporarily exceeded. Try connecting later. I have tried to shift

Question: Is the Google Cloud network LoadBalancer that's created by Kubernetes (via Google Container Engine) sending traffic to hosts that aren't listening? "This target pool has no health check, so traffic will be sent to all instances regardless of their status." I have a service (NGINX reverse proxy) that targets specific pods and makes TCP: 80, 443 available. In my example only 1 NGINX pod is running within the instance pool. The Service type is "LoadBalancer". Using Google Container Engine this creates a new LoadBalancer (LB) that specifies target pools, specific VM Instances. Then a

I have deployed kubernetes v1.8 in my workplace. I have created roles for admin and view access to namespaces 3months ago. In the initial phase RBAC is working as per the access given to the users. Now RBAC is not happening every who has access to the cluster is having clusteradmin access. Can you suggest the errors/changes that had to be done? Ensure the RBAC authorization mode is still being used ( --authorization-mode=…,RBAC is part of the apiserver arguments) If it is, then check for a clusterrolebinding that is granting the cluster-admin role to all authenticated users: kubectl get

I'm setting up a k8s cluster on GKE. A wildcard DNS *.server.com will point to a Ingress controller. Internally to the cluster, there will be webserver pods, each exposing a unique service. The Ingress controller will use the server name to route to the various services. Servers will be created and destroyed on a nearly daily basis. I'd like to know if there's a way to add and remove a named server from the ingress controller without editing the whole list of named servers. It appears like you're planning to host multiple domain names on a single Load Balancer (==single Ingress resource). If