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We are using Kubernetes and successfully running our apps. However with our pods running and no traffic our minions are running with high CPU. Looking into the issue further:

  • influxdb and heapster are running with high CPU, all of our containers are using 0% CPU, the box is at rest with a load of 8 on a dual core server...

  • Looking at the individual containers doesn't seem to yield any answers, the logs are quiet

Grafana lets me view charts but the charts are broken and not really making a lot of sense. Is there any way to just remove this functionality all together from Kuberentes?

Kubernetes v1.0.6 deployed on Ubuntu Vivid on AWS

four43
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If you'd like to do so on a running cluster you can scale the rc:

kubectl --namespace=kube-system scale rc monitoring-influxdb-grafana-v2 --replicas=0

beeps
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  • My exact command was: `kubectl --namespace=kube-system scale rc monitoring-influx-grafana-v1 --replicas=0` – four43 Nov 11 '15 at 22:40
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Set ENABLE_CLUSTER_MONITORING=false env variable before creating the cluster. Relevant code here

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