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Missing Dockerfile for Grafana-Renderer? #1381

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Shamim56 opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 4 comments
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Missing Dockerfile for Grafana-Renderer? #1381

Shamim56 opened this issue Apr 15, 2024 · 4 comments

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@Shamim56
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hello,

im trying to understand the usage of grafana-renderer found in the helm chart. I believe it is disabled by default but i also do not understand the usecase

i also could not find the dockerfile for the supposed image, and the image uploaded is over a year old on ghcr so i was not sure if something like this is maintained and if i should be using the image

thanks !

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@arikalon1
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Hi @Shamim56 ,

The Grafana renderer can be used to render Grafana dashboards and send it as a notification.

The implementation of it can be found here:
https://github.com/robusta-dev/robusta-puppeteer

This action for example uses it:

def report_rendering_task(event: ExecutionBaseEvent, action_params: ReportParams):

The typical use case is sending some Grafana dashboards after a deployment was created

Does that help?

@Shamim56
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Yes it makes sense now, thank you. I think that link for the implementation is private, it returns a 404

@arikalon1
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you're right @Shamim56
I made it public

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