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Describe the bug
Using the chart you can't get spans from applications that have had the sidecar agent injected if they are in a different namespace to the Jaeger deployment.
This issue fixed in version 2.9.0 of the chart (#14629)
Thanks @alexsn & @cpanato
If you faced this issue you may need to redeploy apps and the Jaeger instance after updating the Jaeger Operator deployment so Sidecar Agents can send data to the newly created Jaeger instance.
Describe the bug
Using the chart you can't get spans from applications that have had the sidecar agent injected if they are in a different namespace to the Jaeger deployment.
Version of Helm and Kubernetes:
Helm:
Kubernetes:
Which chart:
stable/jaeger-operator
What happened:
A Jaeger instance in one namespace doesn't pick up traces from applications in other namespaces with sidecar injected.
What you expected to happen:
I expected the fix for that issue to have been picked up from the
jaeger-operator
repository.How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
Works:
default
Kubernetes namespace using Helmdefault
namespacedefault
namespace, with the sidecar agent injectedWorks:
observability
namespacedefault
namespaceDoesn't work:
jaeger
Kubernetes namespace using Helmjaeger
namespacedefault
namespace, with the sidecar agent injectedAnything else we need to know:
This discussion shows that other developers have faced the same issue I believe and worked around it using raw template files.
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