[READY] [Issue-567] - Adding OpenWRT Grafana Dashboard #669
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@jshcmpbll This looks like exactly what we need!
Going to work on getting this connected to openwrt shortly
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| uid = "P1809F7CD0C75ACF3"; | |||
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just to clarify, does this value have any specific meaning or does it just need to be $SOME_VALUE that matches all the datasource references form the dashboard json?
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Im unclear on this myself
@jshcmpbll might be able to add some insight
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@kylerisse Yup! The value itself has no real meaning but would need to match the data source values found in the dashboard like so:
Each time I started the VM it seemed to use that UID for the datasource by default but I figured we might as well set it so there isn't a possibility of some change in the future resulting in the UID changing.
I started working on the exporter replay test we talked about but still trying to figure out networking for nix tests. |
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Previously this was defaulting to port 80 which is not where the exporters are in the APs.
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I was able to setup an AP and run this monitoring vm. The dashboard populates as expected and everything seems to be coming in nicely! (ignore the wifi quality metric, I really didnt gather too much data for this initial test)
I added a small change in the inventory.py to ensure that we are using port 9100 for the metrics exporters on the APs.
Nice work @jshcmpbll ! This is a big step for getting the dashboard built out!
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Description of PR
relates to: #567
Previous Behavior
No dashboards configured by default for grafana
New Behavior
openwrt grafana dashboard
Tests
nix build
@sarcasticadmin is going to test with a local OpenWRT deployment since I dont have any hardware