Disable auto discovery of containers

How to disable auto discovery of containers for Kubernetes clusters?

You can disable the discovery of containers at the cluster level. Please follow the below steps:
  1. Log in to Site24x7.
  2. Navigate to Server > Kubernetes > Clusters.
  3. Hover on the hamburger icon beside the cluster for which you want to disable container discovery. Click on Edit.

  4. In the Edit Kubernetes Monitor page, unselect Containers from the Resource Types option.

  5. Save your changes.
From the next discovery, Kubernetes containers will not get added for monitoring. 


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