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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am frustrated because I can not add an annotation to fluent-operator Deployment or Pods. There is no way in the templates provided to add annotations.
Describe the solution you'd like
Basically I just want annotations to be considered in fluent-operator-deployment.yaml and an option to overwrite annotations via values.yaml
A similar think is already implemented for fluent-bit.
Additional context
Many people rely on annotations in kubernetes to supply context. Annotations are used to control prometheus behaviour towards this pod or might be used to tell a security-provider in a cluster that a certain pod can or can not do certain things.
In short supporting annotations is a good practice and large scale production environments will need them.
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Looking at the source-code and templates again: I think it should be seriously considered to support arbitrary labels for fluent-bits fluentds and fluent-operator as well.
I believe for fluent-operator this is can possibly be solved purely in the templates. For fluent-bit I guess template and fluentbit-types.yaml need enhancement
For fluentd I did not check but probably same approach as fluent-bit should work.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am frustrated because I can not add an annotation to fluent-operator Deployment or Pods. There is no way in the templates provided to add annotations.
Describe the solution you'd like
Basically I just want annotations to be considered in fluent-operator-deployment.yaml and an option to overwrite annotations via values.yaml
A similar think is already implemented for fluent-bit.
Additional context
Many people rely on annotations in kubernetes to supply context. Annotations are used to control prometheus behaviour towards this pod or might be used to tell a security-provider in a cluster that a certain pod can or can not do certain things.
In short supporting annotations is a good practice and large scale production environments will need them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: