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Add chart option for cluster-collector to set cache-maxsize if a k8s-cluster generate more than 10000 metrics #27

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Hi there,

For days I have been looking for the reason why the metrics of my large Kubernetes clusters kept getting lost. During my search, I came across the collector option --cache-maxsize, which needs to be increased to solve the problem. This pull request now made it possible to set this value via the helmet chart.

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@robin-checkmk Tanks for the hint, now it is the right email.

@CheckmkCI CheckmkCI closed this in 4517943 Oct 14, 2024
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This werk introduces the chart option for cluster-collector
to set cache-maxsize if a k8s-cluster generates more than
10000 metrics.

Closes: #27

Change-Id: If3902a77b8aef64803c75684737dc1b75448dd8d
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