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Multiple Instana customer are adopting GKE Autopilot.
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Basically all other major monitoring provider already partner with Google to provide their functionality to autopilot clusters.
https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/resources/autopilot-partners
From our perspective GKE autopilot is going to be the default choice for deploying a GKE cluster.
We would like to use instana-agent on a GKE autopilot Kubernetes cluster. However, installing the instana helm chart does not work out of the box. There are several issues, like
- hostNetwork not allowed
- hostPID not allowed
- hostPath not allowed
Unfortunately we were not able to find any documentation on how to install the instana-agent on a GKE autopilot cluster.
Is there a recommended way to install the instana-agent to a GKE autopilot cluster?
This would be a prerequisite for us to be able to work with Instana. This would probably mean 250 new agents for instana.