Introduction
- Introduction
- What is Grafana and how does it work?
- What are Graphite and StatsD?
Installing and Configuring Grafana
- Installing Grafana on Ubuntu
- Configuring Grafana (Optional)
- Installing Grafana using Docker (Windows and Mac)
Installing and Configuring Graphite and StatsD
- Components Of Graphite
- Installing and configuring Graphite on Ubuntu
- Configuring Sampling Frequency and Retention Period
- Installing StatsD on Ubuntu
- Installing Graphite, and StatsD using Docker (Windows and Mac)
- Sending Metrics to StatsD and Graphite
Using Grafana
- The ShoeHub Global Company!
- Adding Data Sources: Connecting to Graphite
- Creating and Managing Dashboards
- Using the Graph panel
- Comparing a series of data with the same data in the past (time shift)
- Using Graphite Functions to Draw Cool Graphs
- Exercise: Display Country Data On A Graph Panel
- Using the Single Stat and Gauge Panels
- More Advanced Graphs with the Gauge Panel
- The All-New Bar Gauge and Pie Chart Panels
- Variables and Dynamic Dashboards
- Using the Heatmap panel
- Annotations
- Installing Plugins in Grafana
- Raising Alerts
- Notifications (via Email)
- Configuring External Image Storage & Sending Notifications to Slack
Tips and Tricks
- Displaying different data types on the same Graph panel
- Increasing the visibility of data with logarithmic scaling
- Monitoring Windows Serverrs with InfluxDB, Telegraf and Grafana
Integration with DataSources
- Integration of Grafana with MySQL
- Integration of Grafana with SQL Server (version 5.3 and above)
- Integration of Grafana with Elasticsearch
- Integration of Grafana with AWS Cloudwatch
- Integration of Grafana with InfluxDB
- Monitoring Google Cloud Platform with out-of-the-box dashboards
Administration of Grafana
- Overview of Administration in Grafana
- Working with Organisations in Grafana
- Creating and Managing Users
- Creating and Managing Teams
- Authenticating Users with Google
- Authenticating Users with Active Directory (LDAP)
