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I just built it from sources because of the same reason. What are the issues on your side?
I've got a complicated proxy setup to contend with and have to build via Jenkins on some older Linux boxes, so it's just trial and error. You have a build script you'd be willing to share?
Hi, my name is Torkel Ödegaard. Grafana project creator & lead. Here to answer any questions.
How about adding support for configuring Grafana with files? This would allow us to deploy immutable Grafana instances using infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform and Docker. Specifically, I want a way to eliminate post-install steps such as adding users and organizations and setting user passwords.
Hi, my name is Torkel Ödegaard. Grafana project creator & lead. Here to answer any questions.
Never had any issues with it (and the ones I had were promptly fixed by the devs and the community).
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Hi Torkel, this issue has been open since 2016[1]. There is incredible demand for it yet complete silence from Grafana on committing to the effort. Can I get official word on this please? [1] https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/6983
Have there been no efforts to add this with a PR? I mean Grafana is open source and if the project leads wants to focus on other things that's his choice.
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What more would you like to see than what Jaeger provides?
Jaeger is used for traces between distributed systems (external) Traditional APM products are internal traces
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How about adding support for configuring Grafana with files? This would allow us to deploy immutable Grafana instances using infrastructure-as-code tools like Terraform and Docker. Specifically, I want a way to eliminate post-install steps such as adding users and organizations and setting user passwords.
Wouldn't a better way to configure users and passwords be to use an external auth provider such as OAuth or LDAP? If you don't already have a auth provider, you could deploy Keycloak as your user DB.
Even if you use OAuth/LDAP for accounts and passwords, Grafana still requires manual steps to create the organization, install plugins, and set the admin password. I wrote a Python script to do this on Docker container startup. That script is a workaround for Grafana server's poor ops design. It's extra code that we must maintain.
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Does the new plugin architecture allow me to provision plugins from a config file on startup? Like installing the Kubernetes App without `grafana-cli plugins install kubernetes-app`
You can provision plugins on startup with something like: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/installation/docker/...
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Wouldn't a better way to configure users and passwords be to use an external auth provider such as OAuth or LDAP? If you don't already have a auth provider, you could deploy Keycloak as your user DB.
OAuth/LDAP are great for large organizations. Small organizations don't need such complexity. Even if you use OAuth/LDAP for accounts and passwords, Grafana still requires manual steps to create the organization, install plugins, and set the admin password. I wrote a Python script to do this on Docker container startup. That script is a workaround for Grafana server's poor ops design. It's extra code that we must mai…
It would be nice to have yearly, monthly, weekly and other recurring graph, I tried to hack it with sql window function, but it gives lot of problems. https://community.grafana.com/t/yearly-monthly-weekly-and-ot...
I have this set up to compare my last three days of solar output. I don't remember off the top of my head how I did it but I might be able to help out. What DB are you running on top of? https://imgur.com/a/UXQ4bfY