Configurable values¶

Image Section¶

Detailed documentation about configuring images section can be found in kubernetes documentation. Below are the most common options:

Variable	Description	Example
`repository`	Defines a registry from which container image is downloaded	`ghcr.io/splunk/splunk-connect-for-snmp/container`
`tag`	Defines different versions of images to pull	`1.21.1`
`pullPolicy`	Defines when kubelet attempts to pull the specified image	`Always`

UI section¶

Detailed documentation about configuring UI can be found in Enable GUI.

Variable	Description	Default
`enable`	Enabling GUI for user	`false`
`frontEnd`	Section with configuration for frontEnd image
`backEnd`	Section with configuration for backEnd image
`NodePort`	Port number for accessing UI	`frontEnd - 30001`, `backend - 30002`
`image`	Refer to Image Section
`valuesFileDirectory`	Absolute directory path on the host machine where configuration files from the GUI will be generated
`valuesFileName`	Full name of the file with configuration, stored inside the `valuesFileDirectory`
`keepSectionFiles`	Decides if additional configuration files should be generated	`true`

Splunk section¶

Variable	Description	Default
`enabled`	Enables sending data to Splunk	`true`
`protocol`	The protocol of the HEC endpoint: `https` or `http`	`https`
`port`	The port of the HEC endpoint	`8088`
`host`	IP address or a domain name of a Splunk instance
`path`	URN to Splunk collector	`/services/collector`
`token`	Splunk HTTP Event Collector token	`00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000`
`insecureSSL`	Checks for the certificate of the HEC endpoint when sending data over HTTPS	`false`
`sourcetypeTraps`	Source type for trap events	`sc4snmp:traps`
`sourcetypePollingEvents`	Source type for non-metric polling event	`sc4snmp:event`
`sourcetypePollingMetrics`	Source type for metric polling event	`sc4snmp:metric`
`eventIndex`	Name of the event index	`netops`
`metricsIndex`	Name of the metrics index	`netmetrics`

Sim section¶

Detailed documentation about configuring sim can be found in Splunk Infrastructure Monitoring.

Variable	Description	Default
`enabled`	Enables sending data to Splunk Observability Cloud/ SignalFx	`false`
`signalfxToken`	Splunk Observability org access token
`signalfxRealm`	Splunk Observability realm to send telemetry data to
`resources`	CPU and memory limits and requests for pod
`service.annotations`	Annotations to append under sim service
`secret.create`	Option to configure `signalfxToken` and `signalfxRealm` as kubernetes secrets	`true`
`secret.name`	Name of existing secret in kubernetes with `signalfxToken` and `signalfxRealm`
`replicaCount`	Number of created replicas when autoscaling is disabled	`1`
`autoscaling.enabled`	Enables autoscaling for pods	`false`
`image`	Refer to Image Section
`autoscaling.minReplicas`	Minimum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled
`autoscaling.maxReplicas`	Maximum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled
`autoscaling.targetCPUUtilizationPercentage`	CPU % threshold that must be exceeded on pods to spawn another replica
`autoscaling.targetMemoryUtilizationPercentage`	Memory % threshold that must be exceeded on pods to spawn another replica
`podAntiAffinity`	Kubernetes documentation	`soft`
`nodeSelector`	Kubernetes documentation

Scheduler¶

Detailed documentation about configuring:

scheduler can be found in Scheduler.
groups can be found in Configuring Groups.
profiles can be found in Configuring Profiles.

Variable	Description	Default
`groups`	Creates groups of host devices to collect data from
`profiles`	Definitions of data to poll from devices
`customTranslations`	Sets custom names for mapping MIB fields
`resources`	CPU and memory limits and requests for pod
`logLevel`	Log level for a scheduler	`INFO`
`tasksExpiryTime`	Tasks expiration time in seconds	`60`
`communities`	Defines a version of SNMP protocol and SNMP community string
`podAntiAffinity`	Kubernetes documentation	`soft`
`nodeSelector`	Kubernetes documentation
`tolerations`	Kubernetes documentation

Poller¶

Detailed documentation about configuring poller can be found in Poller.

Variable	Description	Default
`metricsIndexingEnabled`	Appends OID indexes to metrics	`false`
`pollBaseProfiles`	Enables polling base profiles	`true`
`maxOidToProcess`	Maximum number of OIDs requested from SNMP Agent at once	`70`
`usernameSecrets`	List of kubernetes secrets name that will be used for polling
`inventory`	List of configuration for polling
`logLevel`	Log level for a poller pod	`INFO`

Worker¶

Detailed documentation about configuring worker can be found in Worker.

Variable	Description	Default
`poller`	Section with configuration for worker poller pods
`trap`	Section with configuration for worker trap pods
`sender`	Section with configuration for worker sender pods
`x.replicaCount`	Number of pod replicas when autoscaling is disabled	poller/trap - `2`, sender - `1`
`x.concurrency`	Minimum number of threads in a pod	`4`
`x.prefetch`	Number of tasks consumed from the queue at once	poller - `1`, traps/sender - `30`
`x.autoscaling.enabled`	Enables autoscaling for pod	poller - `false`
`x.autoscaling.minReplicas`	Minimum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled	poller - `2`
`x.autoscaling.maxReplicas`	Maximum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled	poller - `10`
`x.autoscaling.targetCPUUtilizationPercentage`	CPU % threshold that must be exceeded on pods to spawn another replica	poller - `80`
`x.resources`	CPU and memory limits and requests for pod
`trap.resolveAddress.cacheSize`	Maximum number of records in cache	`500`
`trap.resolveAddress.cacheTTL`	Time to live of the cached record in seconds	`1800`
`livenessProbe`	Liveness probes are used in Kubernetes to know when a pod is alive or dead
`readinessProbe`	Readiness probes are used to know when a pod is ready to serve traffic
`xProbe.enabled`	If livenessProbe or readinessProbe are enabled
`xProbe.exec.command`	The exec command for the probe to run in the container	Check `values.yaml`
`xProbe.initialDelaySeconds`	Number of seconds after the container has started before probes are initiated	livenessProbe - `80`, readinessProbe - `30`
`xProbe.periodSeconds`	Frequency of performing the probe in seconds	livenessProbe - `10`, readinessProbe - `5`
`taskTimeout`	Task timeout in seconds when process takes a long time	`2400`
`walkRetryMaxInterval`	Maximum time interval between walk attempts	`180`
`walkMaxRetries`	Maximum number of walk retries	`5`
`ignoreNotIncreasingOid`	Ignoring `occurred: OID not increasing` issues for hosts specified in the array
`profilesReloadDelay`	Delay of polling profiles after inventory reload	`60`
`logLevel`	Log level for workers	`INFO`
`udpConnectionTimeout`	Timeout for SNMP operations in seconds	`3`
`ignoreEmptyVarbinds`	Ignores “Empty SNMP response message” in responses	`false`
`podAntiAffinity`	Kubernetes documentation	`soft`
`nodeSelector`	Kubernetes documentation
`tolerations`	Kubernetes documentation

Inventory¶

Detailed documentation about configuring inventory can be found in Poller.

Variable	Description	Default
`secret.create`	Enables creation of the kubernetes secret	`true`
`secret.name`	Name of existing secret in kubernetes
`service.annotations`	Annotations to append under inventory service
`resources`	CPU and memory limits and requests for pod
`nodeSelector`	Kubernetes documentation
`tolerations`	Kubernetes documentation

Traps¶

Detailed documentation about configuring traps can be found in Traps.

Variable	Description	Default
`replicaCount`	Number of created replicas when autoscaling disabled	`2`
`usernameSecrets`	Defines SNMPv3 secrets for trap messages sent by SNMP device
`securityEngineId`	SNMP Engine ID of the TRAP sending application	`80003a8c04`
`aggregateTrapsEvents`	Enables collecting traps events as one event inside Splunk	`false`
`communities`	Defines a version of SNMP protocol and SNMP community string
`service.annotations`	Annotations to append under traps service
`service.usemetallb`	Enables using metallb	`true`
`service.metallbsharingkey`	Sets metallb.universe.tf/allow-shared-ip annotation in trap service	`splunk-connect`
`service.type`	Kubernetes documentation	`LoadBalancer`
`service.port`	Port of the service to use for IPv4	`162`
`service.nodePort`	Port when the `service.type` is `nodePort`	`30000`
`service.externalTrafficPolicy`	Controls how Kubernetes routes traffic	`Local`
`service.ipv6Port`	Port of the service to use for IPv6	`162`
`service.ipv6NodePort`	Port when the `service.type` is `nodePort` and IPv6 is enabled	`2163`
`loadBalancerIP`	Sets loadBalancer IP address in the metallb pool	`30001`
`ipFamilyPolicy`	Specifies if the service is dual stack or single stack	`SingleStack`
`ipFamilies`	Defines the address families used for chosen `ipFamilyPolicy`	`IPv4`
`resources`	CPU and memory limits and requests for pod
`autoscaling.enabled`	Enables autoscaling for pods	`false`
`autoscaling.minReplicas`	Minimum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled	`1`
`autoscaling.maxReplicas`	Maximum number of running pods when autoscaling is enabled	`100`
`autoscaling.targetCPUUtilizationPercentage`	CPU % threshold that must be exceeded on pods to spawn another replica	`80`
`autoscaling.targetMemoryUtilizationPercentage`	Memory % threshold that must be exceeded on pods to spawn another replica
`logLevel`	Log level for a traps pod	`INFO`
`podAntiAffinity`	Kubernetes documentation	`soft`
`nodeSelector`	Kubernetes documentation
`tolerations`	Kubernetes documentation

serviceAccount¶

Variable	Description	Default
`create`	Specifies whether a service account should be created	`true`
`annotations`	Annotations to add to the service account
`name`	The name of the service account to use.

MongoDb¶

Detailed documentation about configuring mongodb can be found in MongoDB. It is advised to not change those settings.

Redis¶

Detailed documentation about configuring redis can be found in Redis. It is advised to not change those settings.

Others¶

Variable	Description	Default
`imagePullSecrets`	Kubernetes documentation
`useDeprecatedAPI`	Enables older version of Kubernetes to use	`false`
`commonAnnotations`	Annotations added to all services