feat(vector): add emptyConfig and configSidecar parameter to enable dynamic vector configuration by label#523
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Tagging @vectordotdev/vector here. Pront is on leave at the moment and I've been less involved day-to-day. Apologies for the delay! |
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The emptyConfig and configSidecar parameters have been added to enable dynamic vector configuration by label (#522).
The emptyConfig parameter provides the ability to start vector with an empty configuration directory instead of the chart's default configMap.
configSidecar uses k8s-sidecar (https://github.com/kiwigrid/k8s-sidecar) to watch for vector configurations by a given label. Enabling the sidecar container adds the flags '--allow-empty-config' and '--watch-config' to the vector argument list. The first flag is needed to start vector without any configuration file, while the second flag ensures that vector is reloaded when new configurations are added to the configuration directory.