proxmox-exporter 1.4.0 Helm chart

A Helm chart for Prometheus Proxmox VE Exporter ## Installation Create a secret with your Proxmox VE credentials: ```bash # Create the pve.yml file with your credentials cat > pve.yml << EOF default: user: prometheus@pve password: sEcr3T! verify_ssl: true # For multiple hosts with different credentials pve1: user: prometheus@pve token_name: "your-token-id-1" token_value: "your-token-value-1" verify_ssl: true pve2: user: prometheus@pve token_name: "your-token-id-2" token_value: "your-token-value-2" verify_ssl: true EOF # Create the Kubernetes secret kubectl create secret generic proxmox-credentials \ --from-file=pve.yml=./pve.yml -n your-namespace ``` ## Configuration ### Monitoring Multiple Proxmox Hosts To monitor multiple Proxmox hosts, configure the ServiceMonitor with multiple targets: ```yaml serviceMonitor: enabled: true extraLabels: release: prometheus targets: - name: pve1 url: 192.168.1.2 additionalMetricsRelabels: datacenter: dc1 - name: pve2 url: 192.168.1.3 additionalMetricsRelabels: datacenter: dc2 ``` ### External Secret Configuration The chart expects an external secret containing the Proxmox credentials. Configure the secret reference: ```yaml secretRef: name: "proxmox-credentials" key: "pve.yml" ``` The content of the secret should be in the format described in the Prometheus PVE Exporter documentation. For multiple hosts, configure your pve.yml with different modules: ```yaml default: user: prometheus@pve password: sEcr3T! verify_ssl: true pve1: user: prometheus@pve token_name: "your-token-id-1" token_value: "your-token-value-1" verify_ssl: true pve2: user: prometheus@pve token_name: "your-token-id-2" token_value: "your-token-value-2" verify_ssl: true ``` Then, in your ServiceMonitor configuration, specify which module to use for each target: ```yaml serviceMonitor: enabled: true module: default # Default module targets: - name: pve1 url: 192.168.1.2 - name: pve2 url: 192.168.1.3 # Override default module additionalMetricsRelabels: module: pve2 ``` ## Examples ### Basic installation with two Proxmox hosts ```yaml # values.yaml secretRef: name: "proxmox-credentials" key: "pve.yml" serviceMonitor: enabled: true extraLabels: release: prometheus targets: - name: pve1 url: 192.168.1.2 - name: pve2 url: 192.168.1.3 ``` ### Disabling specific collectors for large deployments ```yaml # values.yaml extraArgs: - "--no-collector.config" ``` ## Schema For now it only has a simple schema generated with: ```bash helm schema . --no-dependencies -k additionalProperties -k required ```

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