One Metricbeat Pod to monitor multiple RabbitMQ containers

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Say I have multiple namespaces on a kube cluster and each namespace has a RMQ container, and these RMQ containers are spread throughout a few nodes, is there a way to deploy one metricbeat pod (preferably as a daemonset) per node to monitor these RMQ containers? What's the best practice regarding using Metricbeat for monitoring, do you need one metricbeat per container? Thanks.



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