> do you mean the agent they use for sending application metrics from clusters breaks down? Yeah basically, a number of the kubernetes deployments are configur

> do you mean the agent they use for sending application metrics from clusters breaks down? Yeah basically, a number of the kubernetes deployments are configured with too-low memory and resource limits, so they're constantly crashing (and triggering all sorts of alerting false-positives). The limits are semi-hardcoded, so we can't override them, and at the moment, the effort required to fix the deeply-interlinked helm chart they provide isn't worth it. The NRI-Bundle helm chart also installs a lot into your cluster - it brings its own NATS instance, there's multiple daemon sets, etc. I'd likely get quite a lot of spare compute back by swapping to something lighter.