aws-for-fluent-bit: Add extraLabels parameter, fix ServiceMonitor namespace selector #1035
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This adds an "extraLabels" parameter to add labels to an internal helper that maintains the labels for the various resources.
In my usage case, at my work, I maintain an internal framework of Helm charts and other tweaks that we deploy, and we use labels to mark in our users' clusters that these are assets we manage.
This PR also fixes a little bug I noticed in the ServiceMonitor where the Helm namespace and the fluent-bit namespace might not align, in which case metrics don't get to Prometheus, and a little inconsistency in how labels are applied to the DaemonSet vs. everything else.
Issue
I didn't open an issue for this, didn't seem big enough
Description of changes
Checklist
README.md
for modified charts)version
inChart.yaml
for the modified chart(s)Testing
Tested with
helm template . --values testvalues.yaml | tee result.yaml
with several modifications intestvalues.yaml
including null extraLabels,{}
extraLabels (the default), andand confirmed each case compiled properly.
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