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grafana-dashboards
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* Run `npm install -g grafana_dashboards` * Edit `dashboards.js` with your dashboard changes. See this package's dashboards.example.js for a starter.
npm install -g grafana_dashboards
dashboards.js
with your dashboard changes. See this package's dashboards.example.js for a starter.grafana_dashboards
By default, the grafana dashboard creator will iterate through the dashboardsByRegion
exposed in the dashboard.js file and run the generateRegionDashboard
function that has a set of default dashboards depending on the configurations in the dashboardsByRegion
.
Your dashboards.js file should have at least the dashboardsByRegion
object exported. If you want to generate the dashboards differently than the default, you can export the generateRegionDashboard
function in your dashboard.js
file and it'll use that one instead of the one specified in index.js
.
See the dashboards.examples.js
as an example dashboard configuration.
Grafana Dashboard Creator uses dotenv to allow for a .env
file to have locally defined environment variables.
If you want to define these, they can bypass the prompts:
GRAFANA_USERNAME=my_user_name
GRAFANA_URL=https://grafana.example.come
GRAFANA_DASHBOARD_JS=./dashboards
FAQs
A quick way to generate helpful, pre-canned grafana dashboards for Cloudwatch and Graphite.
The npm package grafana-dashboards receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, grafana-dashboards popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that grafana-dashboards demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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