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August 15, 2023

run Grafana in a docker/podman container

Docker, grafana, podman

This article is a follow up after the Run podman/docker InfluxDB 1.8 container to collect statistics from collectd, where the time series database InfluxDB stores…

neoX
August 3, 2023

Create graph for CPU frequency grouped by processors/cores using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s CPU frequency changes. This plugin gathers CPU Frequency of all the virtual processors…

neoX
July 31, 2023

Create graph for swap usage using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s swap memory. This plugin gathers physical swap memory utilization – cached, free, and…

neoX
July 7, 2023

Create graph for Physical Memory grouped by states using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s memory. This plugin gathers physical memory utilization – used, buffered, cached, and free….

neoX
November 11, 2022

Create graph for Linux Processes grouped by states using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s processes states. This plugin could gather the number of the processes grouped by…

neoX
October 28, 2022

Create graph for Linux CPU usage using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s CPU Usage. The Linux machine is using collectd to gather the load average…

neoX
October 26, 2022

Create graph for Linux Load Average using Grafana, InfluxDB and collectd

collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to make a graph showing a Linux machine’s load average. The Linux machine is using collectd to gather the load average…

neoX
October 20, 2022

Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

grafana, InfluxDB, Ubuntu

This is an updated version of the previous version of this topic – Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under CentOS Stream…

neoX
October 18, 2022

Add source InfluxDB 1.8 with basic authentication in Grafana using the web interface

grafana, InfluxDB

This article shows how to add a new source in Grafana with screenshots. The source is InluxDB 1.8 with basic authentication enabled. The main purpose…

neoX
October 17, 2022

Monitor and analyze with Grafana, influxdb 1.8 and collectd under CentOS Stream 9

CentOS Stream 9, collectd, grafana, InfluxDB

This article describes how to build a modern analytic and monitoring solutions for system and application performance metrics. A solution, which may host all the…

neoX

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