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You are correct; you may use Thanos.io for your use case, specifically Thanos Receivers. These are designed to collect metrics through egress-only connections.

The general idea is to install the Thanos Receiver in your Cluster 1 and then configure Prometheus in Cluster 2 to use the remote\_writeremote_write functionality to send the scraped metrics to the Thanos Receiver in Cluster 1. Then, you set up the Thanos Querier to access the data for visualization in Grafana.

You can check out tutorials from KillerKoda to practice, as they are recommended in the Thanos documentation.

You are correct; you may use Thanos.io for your use case, specifically Thanos Receivers. These are designed to collect metrics through egress-only connections.

The general idea is to install the Thanos Receiver in your Cluster 1 and then configure Prometheus in Cluster 2 to use the remote\_write functionality to send the scraped metrics to the Thanos Receiver in Cluster 1. Then, you set up the Thanos Querier to access the data for visualization in Grafana.

You can check out tutorials from KillerKoda to practice, as they are recommended in the Thanos documentation.

You are correct; you may use Thanos.io for your use case, specifically Thanos Receivers. These are designed to collect metrics through egress-only connections.

The general idea is to install the Thanos Receiver in your Cluster 1 and then configure Prometheus in Cluster 2 to use the remote_write functionality to send the scraped metrics to the Thanos Receiver in Cluster 1. Then, you set up the Thanos Querier to access the data for visualization in Grafana.

You can check out tutorials from KillerKoda to practice, as they are recommended in the Thanos documentation.

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lsalazar
lsalazar
  • 161
  • 4

You are correct; you may use Thanos.io for your use case, specifically Thanos Receivers. These are designed to collect metrics through egress-only connections.

The general idea is to install the Thanos Receiver in your Cluster 1 and then configure Prometheus in Cluster 2 to use the remote\_write functionality to send the scraped metrics to the Thanos Receiver in Cluster 1. Then, you set up the Thanos Querier to access the data for visualization in Grafana.

You can check out tutorials from KillerKoda to practice, as they are recommended in the Thanos documentation.