module Clusters module Applications class Prometheus < ActiveRecord::Base include PrometheusAdapter VERSION = '6.7.3'.freeze self.table_name = 'clusters_applications_prometheus' include ::Clusters::Concerns::ApplicationCore include ::Clusters::Concerns::ApplicationStatus include ::Clusters::Concerns::ApplicationVersion include ::Clusters::Concerns::ApplicationData default_value_for :version, VERSION state_machine :status do after_transition any => [:installed] do |application| application.cluster.projects.each do |project| project.find_or_initialize_service('prometheus').update(active: true) end end end def ready_status [:installed] end def ready? ready_status.include?(status_name) end def chart 'stable/prometheus' end def service_name 'prometheus-prometheus-server' end def service_port 80 end def install_command Gitlab::Kubernetes::Helm::InstallCommand.new( name, version: VERSION, chart: chart, values: values ) end def prometheus_client return unless kube_client proxy_url = kube_client.proxy_url('service', service_name, service_port, Gitlab::Kubernetes::Helm::NAMESPACE) # ensures headers containing auth data are appended to original k8s client options options = kube_client.rest_client.options.merge(headers: kube_client.headers) RestClient::Resource.new(proxy_url, options) rescue Kubeclient::HttpError # If users have mistakenly set parameters or removed the depended clusters, # `proxy_url` could raise an exception because gitlab can not communicate with the cluster. # Since `PrometheusAdapter#can_query?` is eargely loaded on environement pages in gitlab, # we need to silence the exceptions end private def kube_client cluster&.kubeclient end end end end