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excerpt: 'Find out how to monitor and visualize metrics with Prometheus and Grafana on an OVHcloud Managed Kubernetes Service'
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updated: 2022-03-16
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updated: 2023-03-15
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**Last updated March 16, 2022.**
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**Last updated March 15, 2023.**
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## Objective
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Update Complete. ⎈Happy Helming!⎈
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You could need to modify some settings. To do this, you can set parameters on the command line (`--set param.name=value`) or create a local `values.yml` based on the values from the chart.
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To get all the possible parameters:
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You need to modify some settings. To do this, inspect the chart to retrieve these values in a file:
> You can choose to install or not some components, for example if you don't want Grafana just add `--set grafana.enabled=false` or add the `enabled: false` in the section `grafana` of the `/tmp/values.yml` file.
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> You can only install prometheus without Grafana by setting the following property to false: `--set grafana.enabled=false`
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As you can see, a new `prometheus` namespace will be created and we specified that we want to deploy a LoadBalancer in order to access externally to Prometheus and Grafana easily.
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