Waymark / Routes / docs.cilium.io Set up Cilium Hubble for eBPF-based network flow observability and query flows via the Hubble CLI and UI
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Steps Enable Hubble in the Cilium Helm chart by setting hubble.enabled=true and hubble.relay.enabled=true Port-forward the Hubble relay service and install the hubble CLI, then run hubble observe to stream live network flows Filter flows by namespace, pod label, or verdict using --namespace, --label, and --verdict flags on hubble observe Enable Hubble UI by setting hubble.ui.enabled=true and access it via port-forward to inspect flows visually Configure Hubble metrics export to Prometheus by setting hubble.metrics.enabled with a list of metric names such as dns, drop, tcp, flow Known gotchas Hubble requires Cilium as the CNI; it cannot be retrofitted onto other CNI plugins without replacing the network layer Flow retention is bounded by the ring buffer size configured in hubble.listenAddress; flows older than the buffer are not queryable even via the CLI Hubble metrics cardinality can be high when source and destination pod labels are included as metric labels; use allowList to restrict label sets
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