github.com/lifememoryteam/slack-grafana-image-renderer-picker
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Pick graph with Slack Slash Command from Grafana Image Renderer and post graph image to Slack.
Please read docker-compose.yml
You need register an Slack Application for Slash Command and files:write permission token.
Slash command can be configured as follows:
Command: /graph
Request URL: https://your_server_host/slash
Short Description: Get Grafana Panel by alias
Usage Hint: [cpu|memory|disk] \d+[m|h|d|M]
Configuration file be specified as follows:
slack:
token: xoxb-test # Slack Token (needs files:write permission)
secret: 6e50 # Slack Verification Token
addr: ":8080" # Slash Command Server Listen Address
grafana:
endpoint: "http://localhost:3000/" # Grafana Endpoint
use_client_auth: true # Enable Client Authentication for Auth Proxy
client_auth_p12: "/ssl/key.p12" # Certificate file (P12)
dashboards:
- name: disk # Graph Alias (string)
dashboardId: "000000012" # Graph Dashboard ID
dashboardName: alerts-linux-nodes # Graph Dashboard Name
orgId: 1 # Graph Org ID
panelId: 1 # Graph Panel ID
- name: cpu
dashboardId: "000000012"
dashboardName: alerts-linux-nodes
orgId: 1
panelId: 4
- name: memory
dashboardId: "000000012"
dashboardName: alerts-linux-nodes
orgId: 1
panelId: 5
dashboards
specify a graph panel to be upload with Slack slash command. You can get the parameters of the graph panel by selecting the panel in Grafana and clicking on the share button.
name
specifies the alias of a graph. So you can get a graph in Slack like /graph cpu
.
This application needs PKCS12 File (.p12) and password, and you need to enable use_client_auth
and specify p12 file path on client_auth_p12
at config.yaml
.
Run with environment: CONFIG_FILE=config.yaml CLIENT_AUTH_PASSWORD=p12_password
Run with environment: CONFIG_FILE=config.yaml GRAFANA_API_KEY=apikey
Invoke with /graph <alias> (<from_time_range>)
(No <from_time_range>
with default time range)
Example <from_time_range>
: 15m
3h
1d
1M
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