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How to load community extensions? #294
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prometheus emitter now ships as a part of 0.23.0 version of druid by default. Optionally you can create a custom docker image with the extensions loaded into the image if you are using an older version of druid:
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Thanks, @acherla. Upgrading Druid to 0.23.0 worked fine, I can see the metrics now. |
Custom dockerfile is workaround and fine, ideally the operator should support init container for pulling in dependency with custom scripts. |
Dockerfile above is the complete one. By default im using the apache druid base image which already has an entrypoint configured. |
Hello, am building druid custom docker image using 0.23.0 released binary. Now that 0.23.0 ships this I removed deps related to prometheus-emitter. While installing it is throwing error complaining about prometheus-emitter not present in extension load list. What am I doing wrong? is my understanding correct @acherla |
We are planning to expose the Prometheus metrics via
prometheus-emitter
but for this to work,promtheus-emitter
extension has to be loaded which is a community extension.Can anyone please tell me how can we load community extension through druid-operator?
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