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Analytics and observability
Analytics from NetScaler instances provides you deep-level insights about application performance which helps you to quickly identify issues and take any necessary action.
Enabling analytics using annotations in the NetScaler Ingress Controller YAML file
You can enable analytics using the analytics profile which is defined as a smart annotation in Ingress or service of type LoadBalancer configuration. You can define the specific parameters you need to monitor by specifying them in the Ingress or service configuration of the application. The following is a sample Ingress annotation with analytics profile for HTTP records:
ingress.citrix.com/analyticsprofile: '{"webinsight": {"httpurl":"ENABLED", "httpuseragent":"ENABLED", "httpHost":"ENABLED","httpMethod":"ENABLED","httpContentType":"ENABLED"}}'
The following is a sample Ingress configuration with the analytics profile for a web application.
apiVersion: networking.k8s.io/v1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
annotations:
ingress.citrix.com/analyticsprofile: '{"webinsight": {"httpurl":"ENABLED", "httpuseragent":"ENABLED",
"httphost":"ENABLED", "httpmethod":"ENABLED", "httpcontenttype":"ENABLED"}}'
ingress.citrix.com/insecure-termination: allow
name: webserver-ingress
spec:
rules:
- http:
paths:
- backend:
service:
name: webserver
port:
number: 80
path: /
pathType: Prefix
tls:
- secretName: name
<!--NeedCopy-->
The following is a service annotation:
service.citrix.com/analyticsprofile: '{"80-tcp":{"webinsight": {"httpurl":"ENABLED", "httpuseragent":"ENABLED"}}}'
The following is a sample service configuration with the analytics profile which exposes an Apache web application.
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: apache
annotations:
service.citrix.com/csvserver: '{"l2conn":"on"}'
service.citrix.com/lbvserver: '{"80-tcp":{"lbmethod":"SRCIPDESTIPHASH"}}'
service.citrix.com/servicegroup: '{"80-tcp":{"usip":"yes"}}'
service.citrix.com/monitor: '{"80-tcp":{"type":"http"}}'
service.citrix.com/frontend-ip: "192.0.2.16"
service.citrix.com/analyticsprofile: '{"80-tcp":{"webinsight": {"httpurl":"ENABLED", "httpuseragent":"ENABLED"}}}'
NETSCALER_VPORT: "80"
labels:
name: apache
spec:
externalTrafficPolicy: Local
type: LoadBalancer
selector:
name: apache
ports:
- name: http
port: 80
targetPort: http
selector:
app: apache
<!--NeedCopy-->
For information about annotations, see the annotation documentation.
Analytics using NetScaler ADM
NetScaler ADM provides a comprehensive observability solution including analytics on various events happening in the system and a service graph for monitoring services in an easy to use user interface.
NetScaler ADM analytics provide an easy and scalable way to get various insights out of the data from NetScaler instances to describe, predict, and improve the application performance. You can use one or more analytics features simultaneously on NetScaler ADM. For more information on the service graph, see the service graph documentation.
To use the ADM analytics or service graph:
- You must install an ADM agent and ensure the communication between NetScaler ADM and Kubernetes cluster or managed instances in your data center or cloud. It makes NetScaler instances discoverable by NetScaler ADM.
- Ensure that an appropriate license is available and auto licensing is enabled on ADM.
Analytics with open source tools
NetScaler can be integrated with various open source tools for observability using NetScaler Observability Exporter. NetScaler Observability Exporter is a container which collects metrics and transactions from NetScalers and transforms them to suitable formats (such as JSON, AVRO) for supported endpoints. You can export the collected data to the desired endpoint. By analyzing the data, you can get valuable insights at a microservice level for applications proxied by NetScalers. For more information on NetScaler Observability Exporter, see the NetScaler Observability Exporter documentation.
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