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k8s/configuration: fix typo
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Co-authored-by: Alvaro Cabanas <acabanas@newrelic.com>
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roobre and alvarocabanas committed Jan 31, 2022
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## Control plane component [#component]

The task of monitoring the Kubernetes control plane is a responsibility of the `nrk8s-controlplane` component, which by default is deployed as a DaemonSet. This component is automatically deployed to master nodes, through the use of a default list of `nodeSelectorTerms` which includes labels commonly used to identify master nodes, such as `node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane` or `node-role.kubernetes.io/master`. Regardless, this selector is are exposed in the `values.yml` file and therefore can be reconfigured to fit other environments.
The task of monitoring the Kubernetes control plane is a responsibility of the `nrk8s-controlplane` component, which by default is deployed as a DaemonSet. This component is automatically deployed to master nodes, through the use of a default list of `nodeSelectorTerms` which includes labels commonly used to identify master nodes, such as `node-role.kubernetes.io/control-plane` or `node-role.kubernetes.io/master`. Regardless, this selector is exposed in the `values.yml` file and therefore can be reconfigured to fit other environments.

Clusters that do not have any node matching these selectors will not get any pod scheduled, thus not wasting any resources and being functionally equivalent of disabling control plane monitoring altogether by setting `controlPlane.enabled` to `false` in the Helm Chart.

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