Can I use ADOT eks add-on for container insights with enhanced observability (cost wise)?
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The CloudWatch Pricing page in" Example 13 Container Insights for Amazon EKS and Kubernetes with & without enhanced observability" expalins that when using "with enhanced observability" I will be charged based on the number of observations.
This is a very interesting question and I would like to see an answer as well. My personal motivation would be to use the much better configuration and metrics filtering possibilities of adot compared to the "amazon-cloudwatch-observability" eks addon.
Yesterday, I tested the EKS ADOT add-on with the awscontainerinsightreceiver & the awsemf exporter.
The new Container Insights dashboard was showing some of the metrics.
I believe some of the ADOT performance logs do match the Enhanced Observability standard.
However, I was noticing that the cost structure changed completely. Cost Explorer was not showing CW:ObservationUsage anymore but a lot more DataProcessing-Bytes & CW:MetricMonitorUsage. Google "told me" that this is caused by CW Custom Metrics.
So, the "Observation-based" pricing is somehow connected to the tool being used but how?
This is a very interesting question and I would like to see an answer as well. My personal motivation would be to use the much better configuration and metrics filtering possibilities of adot compared to the "amazon-cloudwatch-observability" eks addon.
Yesterday, I tested the EKS ADOT add-on with the
awscontainerinsightreceiver
& theawsemf
exporter.The new Container Insights dashboard was showing some of the metrics. I believe some of the ADOT performance logs do match the Enhanced Observability standard.
However, I was noticing that the cost structure changed completely. Cost Explorer was not showing
CW:ObservationUsage
anymore but a lot moreDataProcessing-Bytes
&CW:MetricMonitorUsage
. Google "told me" that this is caused by CW Custom Metrics.So, the "Observation-based" pricing is somehow connected to the tool being used but how?