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Note the null values on firstTimestamp and lastTimestamp. I guess this is the issue, because other events that are correctly exported contain values for these fields. As far as I understand these fields are deprecated in favour of the eventTime field (that is most likely not available in older k8s versions).
I am also seeing this issue in 0.10. My lastTimestamp is also null. I agree with @DaveOHenry there. In my particular use case I don't really care if sometimes we get duplicated events, Deduplicating down the pipeline is easy for us. If I may suggest a feature, I'd suggest adding a configuration field that allows you to toggle that filtering off. I may have the time to contribute to the project if we agree on the fix.
In my experience, that affects all events from the kubernetes' scheduler. I'm running k8s 1.16.15, if that's relevant.
I spotted some missing events in an AKS cluster:
and
Note the
null
values onfirstTimestamp
andlastTimestamp
. I guess this is the issue, because other events that are correctly exported contain values for these fields. As far as I understand these fields are deprecated in favour of theeventTime
field (that is most likely not available in older k8s versions).Tested v0.9 and it's catching events correctly for me. Looks like the issue was introduced here:
f50b41b#diff-e296c9ee9b82d141eedf4896aa413ddff6906c72affb8f10159cee74dd911f71 with the change from
CreationTimestamp
toLastTimestamp
.The watcher is filtering out precious events when
LastTimestamp
isnull
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