Part1: Getting Started with Grafana Loki

Hello everyone. In the first part of the Grafana LGTM Stack course, we will begin by providing an overview of the course objectives and plans. Then, we will dive into Loki's architecture and explore its components. Next, we will learn about the different installation modes of Loki. Finally, we will install Loki in a scalable way on a Kubernetes cluster and configure its components according to our needs.

00:00:00 Course Overview
00:05:57 Loki Architecture
00:14:24 Installation Modes of Loki
00:17:48 Installing Loki Scalable and Configuring Its Components Using Loki Helm Chart

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[dipchandY]

next level brother
I am waiting for a next part

[AkshaiReddy]

@iam.mohammadl Thank you appreciate your help in making this video because I replicated same steps you mention in values.yaml able to launch Loki in EKS using s3 as bucket

[SinaTavakkol]

Hi, have you ever faced with the error: "Defaulted container "memcached" out of: memcached, exporter" and some of pods in Pending state ?

[OoKangZheng]

Can you cover Alloy with Frontend Faro SDK and Tempo and Loki from Developer full-stack perspective.
Frontend will be React or Nextjs or Jquery
Next, come to daily basis LGTM with High Availability, like Loki scaling, Tempo cluster mode, etc.

[rajith]

please do video for on-prem installation using helm it will helpful for more people

[V.k]

I tried installing Loki in gke cluster using gcs as storage but its not working. Can you please share working config for gcs as storage for Loki.

[AkshaiReddy]

Please help me with values.yaml what you have used thank you this is good one I am implementing this in my company