How to Add Scrape Targets to Prometheus Installed via Kubernetes Helm

In this video, we'll guide you through the process of adding scrape targets to Prometheus when it's installed using Kubernetes Helm. Whether you're looking to monitor additional services or enhance your observability setup, understanding how to configure scrape targets is essential. Join us as we break down the steps and best practices to ensure your Prometheus instance captures all the metrics you need for effective monitoring.

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