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Helm Chart

Install the Spyderbat Event Forwarder on Kubernetes using the Helm chart.

The Helm chart deploys the Event Forwarder with persistent storage, so it resumes where it left off after restarts or pod rescheduling.

Prerequisites

  • A Kubernetes cluster with Helm installed

  • Spyderbat Nano Agents deployed on the hosts you want to monitor

  • Your org UID and a Spyderbat API key (see API Key Setup)

  • SIEM forwarding enabled on at least one saved query (see SIEM Forwarding)

Install

Clone the event-forwarder repository and install the chart:

git clone https://github.com/spyderbat/event-forwarder.git
cd event-forwarder/helm-chart/event-forwarder
helm install <release-name> . \
  --namespace spyderbat \
  --set spyderbat.spyderbat_org_uid=YOUR-ORG-UID \
  --set spyderbat.spyderbat_secret_api_key=YOUR-API-KEY \
  --create-namespace

Helm values

Value
Description
Default
Required

spyderbat.spyderbat_org_uid

Your organization UID

Yes

spyderbat.spyderbat_secret_api_key

Your Spyderbat API key

Yes

spyderbat.api_host

API host override for non-US regions

api.prod.spyderbat.com

No

namespace

Kubernetes namespace

spyderbat

No

Verify the installation

Check the pod logs to confirm the forwarder started and is receiving events:

The StatefulSet name above assumes you used sb-forwarder as the Helm release name (the <release-name> argument in the helm install command). If you used a different release name, replace sb-forwarder with your actual release name — for example, statefulset.apps/my-release-event-forwarder.

The forwarder logs status as JSON. Look for lines where the "message" field reports new record counts:

For detailed verification steps and troubleshooting, see Event Forwarder validation.

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