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- Create a grafana dashboard
- Get the grafana version
- Check if a dashboard exists
- Check if the dashboard has changed
- Install a grafana plugin
- Return the latest plugin version
- Get the plugin version
- Get the grafana binary
- Check if a user needs to be updated
- Compute the diff between two members
- Return a team by name
- Get the version of the server
- Create a new global user
- Create datasource payload
- Get the major and minor version
- Get a folder by its title
- Create an organization
- Get all releases from GitHub
- Create a folder
- Update a user
- Setup the module object
- Compare two datasources
- Export a dashboard
- Delete a notification channel
- Create or update a new notification channel
- Delete a dashboard
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QUESTION
I have some metrics from a Prometheus data-source like this (the real data contains many more label combinations):
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Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 15:45I just had to select the Time Series format on the Grafana query editor and then the Value field name drop-down is properly populated in the Transform tab.
Now I’m able to choose pod for that drop-down and the platform values are rendered as column names as expected with their respective values for each pod.
QUESTION
I'm currently developing my own Ansible collection and following the documentation. The directory structure looks like this:
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Answered 2021-Jan-19 at 10:00TL;DR: The path for your home collection should be /home/gert/.ansible/collections/ansible_collections/gertvdijk/mycollection
The directories listed in COLLECTION_PATH are actually expected to contain a top level ansible_collections folder. This is linked to the ansible_collections convention used by e.g. module_utils as explained in the documentation
You can also observe how a blank folder gets structured by running e.g.
QUESTION
I'm logging energy usage data as a counter, which I would like to display as cumulative graphs that reset daily, as similarly asked here.
I can generate the cumulative value as follows:
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Answered 2019-Aug-09 at 15:37I found a solution, it's quite simple in the end:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement Grafana Auth Proxy as documented at
- https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/auth/auth-proxy/
- https://community.grafana.com/t/django-auth-valid-session-on-grafana-behind-nginx/2793/6
Based on how it works, it seems X-WEBAUTH-USER is set in plain text. So any one who can spoof it, can get logged in.
Grafana does have a IP Whitelist, BUT I dont think its practice to maintain IP Addresses of Docker Containers (Django and Grafana are running in separate docker containers).
Questions:
- Is there a better implementation to achieve some thing more secured?
- Can whitelist have a easier value?
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Answered 2020-Mar-14 at 15:08That is design. AuthProxy offloads the authentication to your own legacy "auth" server. Of course you will need to secure connection between auth server and Grafana, so no one will be able to spoof it. For example you may create dedicated docker network (mutual TLS connection, VPN, ...), where users don't have access. The best approach depends on used infrastructure. If you are not able to secure this communication properly, then AuthProxy is not the best auth method for you.
IMHO the best authentication (and single sign on) protocol supported also by Grafana is Open ID Connect (or SAML for Grafana Enteprise). But you will need Identity Provider, which will support these standards.
QUESTION
I have to create a plugin for Grafana. For that i cloned the code from Github and followed this. I have managed to build the grafana but having issue in running the server. I am getting the error
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Answered 2020-Jan-27 at 13:47I have managed to resolve the issue. I ran the Grafana locally by using following command
QUESTION
In my web application, I want to provide the ability to pass authenticated users from my dashboard across to Grafana.
Once a user logged in my dashboard using credentials, a link to Grafana Dashboard will be displayed on my application. When user clicks that link, he/she will be redirected to Grafana page and automatically log in without displaying the Grafana login page. I don't want my users must encounter a second login screen, where they will be confused as to what username/password to enter.
I've followed Automatic login to grafana from web application, Auto login to grafana dashboard, Auto login to grafana from Web application using credentials or token and Automatic login by token url, but no luck. I couldn't find appropriate & clean solution.
I'm using Grafana v6.2.5 installed on Ubuntu Server 18.04.
How can I implement it? Any help would be appreciated.
Server Details: Ubuntu Server 18.04, Apache 2.4.29
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Answered 2020-Jan-22 at 15:51After some digging, I've found a workaround using Grafana's Generic OAuth Authentication.
Step 1: Create files with the following code in it.
GrafanaOAuth.php:
QUESTION
I have a Grafana dashboard, where I am currently getting my query shown as a "Gauge"-graph showing the total hits.
As you can see on the screenshot, it shows total number of hits - but I would like to have them on a list, with the details of each hit (NOT the Kibana way).
I've looked at some of the other graph models that Grafana provide and the "Table"-model is the one I find best, but it only shows the columns "time" and "count", which isn't that useful.
Is there some way to manipulate the columns shown on the table, so it isnt "time" and "count" but more custom values?
Or do others have better ways to do it?
I have already looked at the tutorial/guidelines provided by Grafana here but I find them quite low on details. I've also tried to pull out the "Raw document" to find the JSON-columns, that I want shown, but then it crashes and I get the same error message as the one reported in Grafans github here saying
"Grafana has likely been updated. Please try reloading the page."
hmm... Quite frustrating to be honest.
// In short: I want to add some metrics from the query that is shown in the JSON, which I can place in the table, as I want.
UPDATE 22nd Oct. 2019 Regarding the error message from Grafana
"Grafana has likely been updated. Please try reloading the page."
Updating it to the newest version 6.4.3 fixed this problem, even though it should have been fixed in 6.4.2.
This enables me to see raw JSON formatted data, so that is done. Now I need to find out how to fetch and work with some of these data inside the JSON, so that I can see them on the table.
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Answered 2019-Nov-19 at 07:16Found out that I just had to use the metric "Unique Count" or "Count" from where I choose a indexed metric which will then give me a count value.
Please double check that you are not getting an average value, but a total. If it fx shows 0.4 and you only have integers, then you are probably getting an average value.
Also if you want to play around with the different metrics, so they show in the panel, a solution would be to choose the metric "Raw Document". Then inside visualization you can choose to add the metrics you want shown under "Column". Press the '+' mark and add the different metrics.
If you want to give it a better name, you can configure it under "Column Styles".
And finally - always stay up to date with the newest grafana version, so you don't end up getting frustated over a error which is only there because you haven't updated.
QUESTION
I'm looking for the library which permit to "follow" what we are reading (related to our scroll) in the content page on the right of it, I saw really similar things on several websites, and I think there is a specific open source library in link with that.
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Answered 2019-Feb-13 at 09:01Maybe this help. It looks like what you need:
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