If you are self-hosting your Cobrowse Enterprise kubernetes cluster, then deploying your own Prometheus and Grafana instances into your cluster may make the most sense for you.
Prometheus
If you do not have Prometheus running in your cluster already, then you may consider using the Prometheus Community Helm Chart to deploy the components necessary to get you started.
There is one chart that deploys a configurable node-exporter, alertnamanager and server component with ingress, which can get you started querying metrics as quickly a possible:
These example configurations and commands are intended to demonstrate the Helm repositories and chart resources you can use as a reference to help deploy a non-production prometheus instance that is capable of scraping cobrowse redis cluster and service metrics.
If you do not have Grafana installed in your cluster already, then may consider using the Grafana official Helm Chart to deploy the components necessary to get you started.
There is one chart that deploys the Grafana server with ingress and configuration to query your prometheus instance, which can get you querying metrics as quickly as possible:
These example configurations and commands are intended to demonstrate the Helm repositories and chart resources you can use as a reference to help deploy a non-production Grafana server that is capable of querying a local Prometheus server.
For a production-grade deployment with appropriate authentication, persistence, and ingress, we recommend you research the Grafana configuration options and the full Grafana helm chart values.yaml file that are available to make the appropriate decisions for your organization.