A beautiful, easy to use and feature rich Graphite dashboard replacement and graph editor.
Server installed from system package
grafana:
server:
enabled: true
admin:
user: admin
password: passwd
database:
engine: sqliteServer installed with PostgreSQL database
grafana:
server:
enabled: true
admin:
user: admin
password: passwd
database:
engine: postgresql
host: localhost
port: 5432
name: grafana
user: grafana
password: passwdServer installed with default StackLight JSON dashboards. This will be replaced by the possibility for a service to provide its own dashboard using salt-mine.
grafana:
server:
enabled: true
dashboards:
enabled: true
path: /var/lib/grafana/dashboardsServer with theme overrides
grafana:
server:
enabled: true
theme:
light:
css_override:
source: http://path.to.theme
source_hash: sha256=xyz
build: xyz
dark:
css_override:
source: salt://path.to.themeUsed to aggregate dashboards from monitoring node.
grafana:
collector:
enabled: trueClient with token based auth
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
server:
protocol: https
host: grafana.host
port: 3000
token: tokenClient with base auth
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
server:
protocol: https
host: grafana.host
port: 3000
user: admin
password: passwordClient enforcing graphite data source
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
datasource:
graphite:
type: graphite
host: mtr01.domain.com
protocol: https
port: 443Client enforcing elasticsearch data source
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
datasource:
elasticsearch:
type: elasticsearch
host: log01.domain.com
port: 80
index: grafana-dashClient defined and enforced dashboard
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
server:
host: grafana.host
port: 3000
token: token
dashboard:
system_metrics:
title: "Generic system metrics"
style: dark
editable: false
row:
top:
title: "First row"Client enforced dashboards defined in salt-mine
grafana:
client:
enabled: true
remote_data:
engine: salt_mine
server:
host: grafana.host
port: 3000
token: tokenThere's a difference between JSON dashboard representation and models we us. The lists used in JSON format [for rows, panels and target] were replaced by dictionaries. This form of serialization allows better merging and overrides of hierarchical data structures that dashboard models are.
The default format of Grafana dashboards with lists for rows, panels and targets.
system_metrics:
title: graph
editable: true
hideControls: false
rows:
- title: Usage
height: 250px
panels:
- title: Panel Title
span: 6
editable: false
type: graph
targets:
- refId: A
target: "support_prd.cfg01_iot_tcpcloud_eu.cpu.0.idle"
datasource: graphite01
renderer: flot
showTitle: trueThe modified version of Grafana dashboard format with dictionary declarations. Please note that dictionary keys are only for logical separation and are not displayed in generated dashboards.
system_metrics:
system_metrics2:
title: graph
editable: true
hideControls: false
row:
usage:
title: Usage
height: 250px
panel:
usage-panel:
title: Panel Title
span: 6
editable: false
type: graph
target:
A:
refId: A
target: "support_prd.cfg01_iot_tcpcloud_eu.cpu.0.idle"
datasource: graphite01
renderer: flot
showTitle: true