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- Simple Example Connecting DeepSparse Logging To Prometheus
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| This is a simple example that shows you how to connect DeepSparse Logging to the Prometheus/Grafana stack. | |||
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| This is a simple example that shows you how to connect DeepSparse Logging to the Prometheus/Grafana stack. | |
| This is a simple example that shows you how to connect DeepSparse logging to the Prometheus/Grafana stack. |
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| This is a simple example that shows you how to connect DeepSparse Logging to the Prometheus/Grafana stack. | ||
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| #### There are four steps: |
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| #### There are four steps: | |
| There are four steps: |
| This is a simple example that shows you how to connect DeepSparse Logging to the Prometheus/Grafana stack. | ||
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| #### There are four steps: | ||
| - Configure DeepSparse Logging to log metrics in Prometheus format to a REST endpoint |
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| - Configure DeepSparse Logging to log metrics in Prometheus format to a REST endpoint | |
| 1. Configure DeepSparse logging to log metrics in Prometheus format to a REST endpoint. |
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| #### There are four steps: | ||
| - Configure DeepSparse Logging to log metrics in Prometheus format to a REST endpoint | ||
| - Point Prometheus to the appropriate endpoint to scrape the data at a specified interval |
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| - Point Prometheus to the appropriate endpoint to scrape the data at a specified interval | |
| 2. Point Prometheus to the appropriate endpoint to scrape the data at a specified interval. |
| #### There are four steps: | ||
| - Configure DeepSparse Logging to log metrics in Prometheus format to a REST endpoint | ||
| - Point Prometheus to the appropriate endpoint to scrape the data at a specified interval | ||
| - Run the client script simulating a data quality/drift issue |
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| - Run the client script simulating a data quality/drift issue | |
| 3. Run the client script simulating a data quality/drift issue. |
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| So, in our case, the `url` section should be: `http://172.18.0.2:9090`. | ||
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| Click `Save & Test`. We should get a green check saying "Data Source Is Working". |
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| Click `Save & Test`. We should get a green check saying "Data Source Is Working". | |
| Click `Save & Test`. We should get a green check indicating, "Data Source Is Working." |
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| Click `Save & Test`. We should get a green check saying "Data Source Is Working". | ||
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| #### Import A Dashboard |
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| #### Import A Dashboard | |
| #### Importing a Dashboard |
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| Now you should be ready to create/import your dashboard. | ||
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| Grafana's interface for adding metrics is very intuitive (and you can use PromQL), |
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| Grafana's interface for adding metrics is very intuitive (and you can use PromQL), | |
| Although Grafana's interface for adding metrics is very intuitive (and you can use PromQL), |
| Now you should be ready to create/import your dashboard. | ||
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| Grafana's interface for adding metrics is very intuitive (and you can use PromQL), | ||
| but we have provided a simple pre-made dashboard for this use case. |
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| but we have provided a simple pre-made dashboard for this use case. | |
| we have provided a simple pre-made dashboard for this use case. |
| Grafana's interface for adding metrics is very intuitive (and you can use PromQL), | ||
| but we have provided a simple pre-made dashboard for this use case. | ||
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| Click `Dashboard` -> `Import` on the left-hand side bar. You should see an option to upload a file. |
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| Click `Dashboard` -> `Import` on the left-hand side bar. You should see an option to upload a file. | |
| Click `Dashboard` -> `Import` on the left-hand sidebar. You should see an option to upload a file. |
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