Problem/Question
I need some netdata RPM’s to distribute to machines our network. I need these to have kinesis exporter support. So I can capture the export the netdata data into the data stream.
So I have had to resort to compiling netdata from source. All of my machines run RHEL 9/Centos Stream 9.
So after reading the documentation here: How to build native (DEB/RPM) packages locally for testing | Learn Netdata it appears I will need alma 9 linux.
I have also read about building for kinesis and tried to do it all manually following the instructions. I was able to compile a binary… on a machine that had the AWS SDK, But I was not able to get the RPM’s to run on other machines. Export metrics to AWS Kinesis Data Streams | Learn Netdata
I will need to create RPM Install packages for both aarch64 and x86_64. So I am considering building these in docker. But I presume I am going to need to also have the AWS SDK installed on the container for the binary to have the kinesis support. My plan is to build a couple of dockerfiles to build both sets of .RPM binaries for each architecture and hope to distribute these to the machines.
OR does the AWS SDK need to be installed on each machine. If this is the case this is going to make the task a lot more difficult as some of network edges are small machines running arm processors with only 2Gb of memory.
Could I please get some advise?