How do I change Stackdriver support for a GKE cluster

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I want to change the the Stackdriver support from legacy Stackdriver to that of Kubernetes Stackdriver . How do I change it?
Oct 17, 2019 in GCP by Karan
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To change the Stackdriver support for an existing cluster, follow the instructions below:

  • Go to the GKE Kubernetes Clusters page for your project

  • Upgrade your cluster to version 1.12.7 or higher. For instructions, see Upgrading clusters. Allow the upgrade to complete.

  • Click Edit edit for your cluster

  • Select the Stackdriver support you want in your cluster.

  • To change to Stackdriver Kubernetes Engine Monitoring support, do the following:

    1. In the Stackdriver Kubernetes Engine Monitoring drop-down, select Enabled.

    2. In the Legacy Stackdriver Logging and Legacy Stackdriver Monitoring dropdowns, select Disabled.

  • To change to Legacy Stackdriver support, do the following:

  1. In the Legacy Stackdriver Logging and Legacy Stackdriver Monitoring drop downs, select Disabled.

  2. In the Stackdriver Kubernetes Engine Monitoring drop down, select Enabled.

  • To remove Stackdriver support, select Disabled in each of these dropdowns.

  • Click Save.

 

answered Oct 17, 2019 by Sirajul
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