Re: [PLUG] ISO Open Source Dashboarding Software

+1 for Grafana as well, it's great for metrics (CPU usage, how many widgets are produced, etc) but I've found it's not great for other things. Specifically managing/parsing logs, which I get isn't rrreeaaaalllyyy it's use case anyway. Another thing to check out would be Graylog, but I digress, too far from "dashboarding all the things!".

Folks should also check out Netdata https://www.netdata.cloud/ which does a lot of cool things in terms of one click/command setup and system monitoring. While it does have things that it auto detects (SQL metrics, httpd/web server metrics) I don't think you can just throw things on a dashboard as easy as Grafana.

-Chris T.

On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 10:10 AM Lee H. Marzke via plug <plug@lists.phillylinux.org> wrote:

Graphana,

I've used it setup by someone else, beautiful display. I've not programmed/changed it myself yet.

This may help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qpI4T6_bUw

Lee

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> Does anyone have any recommendations for open source (web-based)
> dashboarding applications? The solution I'm looking for should be able
> to display a variety of different pieces of information that it gets
> from web/REST/JSON APIs, as well as directly from random databases it
> can be hooked into.
>
> In terms of graphing, I'm interested in tables, graphs, heatmaps, map
> overlays, etc, the more the better.
>
> If anyone has any recommendations, I'd be very interested in learning
> about what you recommend and how it worked for you!
>
> T
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