Grafana (updated 12/2020)
Grafana (updated 12/2020)
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | Size: 5.18 GB | Duration: 6h 16m
What you'll learn
Explore the Graph, Singlestat, Gauge, Bar Gauge, Table, Text, Heatmap and Logs Panels
Install and configure a MySQL Datasource, Dashboard and Collector
Install and configure a Zabbix Server Datasource, Dashboards
Install and configure InfluxDB with Telegraf
Use Dashboard Variables to create Dynamic Dashboards with Automatic Visualisation Placement
Install an SNMP Agent and Configure Telegraf SNMP Input
Install Loki Data Source that queries a Loki Service that is ingesting data from a Promtail Service.
Graph Time Series aswell as Non Time Series SQL Data
Create custom MySQL Time Series Queries
Install Grafana from Packages
Add a Nginx Reverse Proxy for Grafana
Create a domain name and install an SSL certificate for the Grafana Server
Explore the Dashboards Panels Options
Install a SMTP server and setup an Email Notification Channel
Setup Alerts for when SNMP devices go offline or return no data
Setup a SMS Alerting Channel using AWS SNS
Setup a Telegram Bot Alerting Channel
Use Annotation Queries to Link Logs Panels and Graph Panels
Install Prometheus with Several Node Exporters and A Dashboard
Setup Different Value Groups/Tags for Zabbix and InfluxDB Datasources
Create a Disk Read/Write Rates Dashboard with the Zabbix Data Source
Setup an Elasticsearch server with Filebeat and Metricbeat services.
Requirements
Basic Linux Experience
Basic MySQL Familiarity
All commands entered during the lectures are provided in the corresponding resources
Description
Welcome to my course on Grafana
Grafana is an analytics platform for all of your metrics. Grafana allows you to query, visualize, alert on and understand your metrics no matter where they are stored. Create, explore, and share dashboards with your team and foster a data driven culture. Trusted and loved by the community.
This is a Learn by example course, where I demonstrate all the concepts discussed so that you can see them working, and you can try them out for yourself as well.
With this course, comes accompanying documentation that you can access for free. You will then be able to match what you see in the videos and copy/paste directly from my documentation and see the same result.
In this course we will,
Install Grafana from Packages
Create a domain name, install an SSL certificate and change the default port
Explore the Graph, Singlestat, Gauge, Bar Gauge, Table, Text, Heatmap and Logs Panels
Create many different types of Data Sources from MySQL, Zabbix, InfluxDB, Prometheus and Loki
We will configure their various collection processes such as MySQL Event Scheduler, Telegraf, Node Exporters, SNMP agents and Promtail
We will look at graphing Time Series data versus Non Time Series data
We will also install dashboards for each of the Data Sources, experimenting with community created dashboards plus experimenting with our own
We will monitor SNMP Devices using Telegraf Agent and InfluxDB Data Sources
We will create Annotation Queries and link the Log and Graphs panels together
We will look at Dynamic Dashboard Variables, Dynamic Tables, Dynamic Singlestats and Dynamic Graphs
We will look at creating Value Groups/Tags and how to use them with different kinds of data sources
We will set up an alerting channel, understand the different alerting options, configure an example of it to detect offline SNMP devices and demonstrate receiving email alerts via our local SMTP server
We will then create a dashboard for a 24 port Cisco Switch using methods applicable to both the Zabbix and the InfluxDB Data Sources
At the end of the course, you will have your own dedicated working Grafana Server, which will be in the cloud, with SSL, a domain name, with many example Data Sources and collectors configured, that you can call your own, ready for you to take it to the next level.
Once again, this is a Learn by example course, with all the example commands available for you to copy and paste. I demonstrate them working, and you will be able to do that to.
You are now ready to continue.
Thanks for taking part in my course, and i'll see you there.
Who this course is for:
Network, Systems and Database Administrators
Infrastructure Monitoring Specialists
IT Platform Specialists
DevOps Technicians
Enthusiasts wanting a better understanding and better visibility of their networks in the home or office
Someone who is curious and wants a good understanding of what Grafana does and what it's good at.
Homepage
Grafana (updated 12/2020)
Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz
Language: English | Size: 5.18 GB | Duration: 6h 16m
What you'll learn
Explore the Graph, Singlestat, Gauge, Bar Gauge, Table, Text, Heatmap and Logs Panels
Install and configure a MySQL Datasource, Dashboard and Collector
Install and configure a Zabbix Server Datasource, Dashboards
Install and configure InfluxDB with Telegraf
Use Dashboard Variables to create Dynamic Dashboards with Automatic Visualisation Placement
Install an SNMP Agent and Configure Telegraf SNMP Input
Install Loki Data Source that queries a Loki Service that is ingesting data from a Promtail Service.
Graph Time Series aswell as Non Time Series SQL Data
Create custom MySQL Time Series Queries
Install Grafana from Packages
Add a Nginx Reverse Proxy for Grafana
Create a domain name and install an SSL certificate for the Grafana Server
Explore the Dashboards Panels Options
Install a SMTP server and setup an Email Notification Channel
Setup Alerts for when SNMP devices go offline or return no data
Setup a SMS Alerting Channel using AWS SNS
Setup a Telegram Bot Alerting Channel
Use Annotation Queries to Link Logs Panels and Graph Panels
Install Prometheus with Several Node Exporters and A Dashboard
Setup Different Value Groups/Tags for Zabbix and InfluxDB Datasources
Create a Disk Read/Write Rates Dashboard with the Zabbix Data Source
Setup an Elasticsearch server with Filebeat and Metricbeat services.
Requirements
Basic Linux Experience
Basic MySQL Familiarity
All commands entered during the lectures are provided in the corresponding resources
Description
Welcome to my course on Grafana
Grafana is an analytics platform for all of your metrics. Grafana allows you to query, visualize, alert on and understand your metrics no matter where they are stored. Create, explore, and share dashboards with your team and foster a data driven culture. Trusted and loved by the community.
This is a Learn by example course, where I demonstrate all the concepts discussed so that you can see them working, and you can try them out for yourself as well.
With this course, comes accompanying documentation that you can access for free. You will then be able to match what you see in the videos and copy/paste directly from my documentation and see the same result.
In this course we will,
Install Grafana from Packages
Create a domain name, install an SSL certificate and change the default port
Explore the Graph, Singlestat, Gauge, Bar Gauge, Table, Text, Heatmap and Logs Panels
Create many different types of Data Sources from MySQL, Zabbix, InfluxDB, Prometheus and Loki
We will configure their various collection processes such as MySQL Event Scheduler, Telegraf, Node Exporters, SNMP agents and Promtail
We will look at graphing Time Series data versus Non Time Series data
We will also install dashboards for each of the Data Sources, experimenting with community created dashboards plus experimenting with our own
We will monitor SNMP Devices using Telegraf Agent and InfluxDB Data Sources
We will create Annotation Queries and link the Log and Graphs panels together
We will look at Dynamic Dashboard Variables, Dynamic Tables, Dynamic Singlestats and Dynamic Graphs
We will look at creating Value Groups/Tags and how to use them with different kinds of data sources
We will set up an alerting channel, understand the different alerting options, configure an example of it to detect offline SNMP devices and demonstrate receiving email alerts via our local SMTP server
We will then create a dashboard for a 24 port Cisco Switch using methods applicable to both the Zabbix and the InfluxDB Data Sources
At the end of the course, you will have your own dedicated working Grafana Server, which will be in the cloud, with SSL, a domain name, with many example Data Sources and collectors configured, that you can call your own, ready for you to take it to the next level.
Once again, this is a Learn by example course, with all the example commands available for you to copy and paste. I demonstrate them working, and you will be able to do that to.
You are now ready to continue.
Thanks for taking part in my course, and i'll see you there.
Who this course is for:
Network, Systems and Database Administrators
Infrastructure Monitoring Specialists
IT Platform Specialists
DevOps Technicians
Enthusiasts wanting a better understanding and better visibility of their networks in the home or office
Someone who is curious and wants a good understanding of what Grafana does and what it's good at.
Homepage
