Stan Kopp

This config works for me ```yaml loki: storage: bucketNames: chunks: example-bucket-loki-chunks type: gcs gcs: chunkBufferSize: 0 requestTimeout: "10s" enableHttp2: true write: extraEnv: - name: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS value: /var/secrets/google/key.json extraVolumeMounts: - name:...

After one day you should see more, but to be honest I only got it working yesterday so it maybe that some stuff is still missing and I'm still learning...

@AlHood77 you can ignore "ruler" and "admin" bucket, only "chunks" is necessary, I took them from some docs/example but never needed, ruler is better be configured as local config.

Can't tell, never used it before, this work pretty good for us, we use `sops` for decryption of secrets to keep it simple and portable.

Hi jforman, all packages are from debian wheezy stock. ``` ii python-bs4 4.1.0-1 all error-tolerant HTML parser for Python ii python-django 1.4.5-1+deb7u9 all High-level Python web development framework ii python-dnspython...

Hi @sherbang , thanks, fixed it for me too.

@jsalatiel I'm using this Helm chart for Loki https://github.com/grafana/helm-charts/tree/main/charts/loki-simple-scalable Promtail is just official binary deployed with this ansible playbook https://github.com/patrickjahns/ansible-role-promtail which just use github releases, I've tried to build binary...

@jsalatiel what service do you mean? Isn't Promtail communicate with Loki just with HTTP calls, so they are always TCP?

Sorry if I was not clear, promtail is running on VM just as binary, so no Docker or Kubernetes, only Loki itself is running on Kubernetes. And I see that...

But it is listening on UDP, I already posted my netstat ouput. Promtail send data to Loki always using HTTP/HTTPS so not sure why UDP is expected on Loki side,...