A simple HTTP server that reads RRD files and responds to requests from Grafana with Grafana Simple JSON Datasource plugin.
This server supports all endpoints (urls) defined in the Grafana Simple JSON Datasource plugin documentation but:
- You can use
*
as a wildcard in thetarget
values (but not fords
) for the/query
endpoint.
- librrd-dev (rrdtool)
- Go
- Grafana 3.0 and newer + Simple JSON Datasource plugin 1.0.0 and newer
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Install librrd-dev (rrdtool).
On Ubuntu/Debian:
sudo apt install librrd-dev
On CentOS:
sudo yum install rrdtool-devel
On openSUSE
sudo zypper in rrdtool-devel
On Mac:
brew install rrdtool
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Get the package.
go get github.com/doublemarket/grafana-rrd-server
Otherwise, download the latest release, gunzip it, and put the file in a directory included in
$PATH
:gunzip grafana-rrd-server_linux_amd64.gz
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Run the server.
grafana-rrd-server
You can use the following options:
-h
: Shows help messages.-p
: Specifies server port. (default: 9000)-i
: Specifies server listen address. (default: any)-r
: Specifies a directory path keeping RRD files. (default: "./sample/")- The server recursively searches RRD files under the directory and returns a list of them for the
/search
endpoint.
- The server recursively searches RRD files under the directory and returns a list of them for the
-a
: Specifies the annotations file. It should be a CSV file which has a title line at the top like the sample file.-s
: Default graph step in second. (default: 10)- You can see the step for your RRD file using:
$ rrdtool info [rrd file] | grep step step = 300
- You can see the step for your RRD file using:
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Setup Grafana and Simple JSON Datastore plugin.
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Create datasource.
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Install librrd-dev (rrdtool).
See the Usage section.
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Clone the repository.
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Commit your code on a separate branch.
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Create a pull request.
MIT