Hi!
Has anyone tried setting up the 3 VMs in GCP or AWS?
Since there would be no certficates for grafana or other UI tools, how are these accessed?
Br,
KG
Hi!
Has anyone tried setting up the 3 VMs in GCP or AWS?
Since there would be no certficates for grafana or other UI tools, how are these accessed?
Br,
KG
Hi @kgxio
We have tried 3 VM setup on azure (should be on same network group), it works as expected and w.r.t accessing observability dashboards no need of any certificates as we are deploying this stack on WFM itself. Everything has been documented in setup-guide.md
Note: Please ensure to add inbound/outbound port rules on azure network setting for jaeger/grafana/prometheus.
Thanks Viresh!
I have set up the three VMs based on ubuntu server (headless) in GCP.
Hence was asking. However, I had my instance 0, the dev instance in the same network that I used to script the spinning up off these VMs. I installed xfce desktop UI, used https://remotedesktop.google.com/headless to connect and login within a browser.
I was able to access the grafana and prometheus on the WFM.
However, prometheus and Loki doesn’t seem to be running or capturing any metrics on the device VMs. Debugging that currently.
BR,
KG
@kgxio ,
Please do take the usual security precautions for any public cloud.
Don’t expose the WFM and services over a public IP, maybe use a jump-host to access the services.
(I think that’s what you are trying to do with the VM with Xcfe desktop).
Re-check if the sub-net hosting the WFM VM(s) has a Firewall Rules governing your connection with the Xcfe Desktop VM, modify the ports accordingly.