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Provide the ability for Resource Discovery to filter the resources of a given type by subscriptionId and resourceGroup.
The idea would be to have a single resourceDiscoveryGroup(ie postgres-database-landscape) that can return all the resources of that type from all subscriptions where it has Azure permissions. The scraper would then be able to pass in optional parameters for subscriptionId/resourceGroup to the discovery API and get a response of only those resources.
For Promitor deployments that scrape a large number of targets across multiple subscriptions, this would allow reuse of a base configuration(ie Kubernetes kustomizations) across multiple scraper deployments.
Proposal
Provide the ability for Resource Discovery to filter the resources of a given type by subscriptionId and resourceGroup.
The idea would be to have a single resourceDiscoveryGroup(ie postgres-database-landscape) that can return all the resources of that type from all subscriptions where it has Azure permissions. The scraper would then be able to pass in optional parameters for subscriptionId/resourceGroup to the discovery API and get a response of only those resources.
For Promitor deployments that scrape a large number of targets across multiple subscriptions, this would allow reuse of a base configuration(ie Kubernetes kustomizations) across multiple scraper deployments.
Resource Discovery config example:
Scraper metric declaration config example:
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Component
Resource Discovery, Scraper
Contact Details
benjamin.lawson@dcsg.com
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