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Add per-domain ACME metrics for requests #2727
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Hm, the issue here is that it will greatly increase the cardinality of our metrics if there are lots of domains in a cluster. I'm not 100% sure how to mitigate this given that's exactly what you want, but I don't think we can expose this metric by default at least. /priority awaiting-more-evidence |
hm well... having the option would great i think. Other than hiding it behind a flag i dont have a good idea I am afraid 🤔 |
what if we'd only take the total number of requests and not per-domain? |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
we sometimes run into the issue that developers exceed our weekly limits for certificate requests for certain domains (due to deletion and standup of dev environments).
Describe the solution you'd like
Though this can be mitigated by helm chart improvements etc. it would be super helpful to have a per-domain request metric exposed from the Cert-Manager
Describe alternatives you've considered
Simply make sure Ingress resources etc are not rolled out everytime in dev cluster. But we need visibility
Environment details (if applicable):
/kind feature
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