Fall in Love with Graphs and Metrics using Grafana

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Learn why Grafana has quickly become the leading visualization and dashboard tool for time series databases like Graphite, InfluxDB, OpenTSDB.

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Fall in love with Graphs
and Metrics using Grafana

Torkel Ödegaard
● Stockholm, Sweden
● @torkelo

Fall in Love with Graphs and Metrics using Grafana

Time series visualization
Infrastructure monitoring
Application metrics
Industrial sensors
Home automation
Weather
Process control

Time Series Database (TSDB)
Write & Query API designed for Time Series

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INPUT

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QUERY

movingAverage(scaleToSeconds(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1), 5min)
QUERY

timeShift(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1d)
QUERY

Measure Anything, Measure Everything
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StatsD
stats.increment(“logins”)

movingAverage(scaleToSeconds(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1), 5min)

Grafana Project
● First Release Jan 2014
● 12 feature releases
● 6880 stars on github
● 983 forks
● 189 contributes

Data Sources
OpenTSDB Elasticsearch
InfluxDB
KairosDB
Prometheus
Graphite
Zabbix Gnocchi
OpenNMS DalmatinerDB
Druid
Cloudwatch

Feature Overview
● Advanced graphing
● Powerful query editors
● Dashboards
● Dynamic queries and dashboards
● Multi tenant user / organization support
● Client side & server side rendering of panels

Graphing features
● Multiple y-axis
● Many many y-axis units and formats (bytes, SI units, etc)
● Bars, lines, points
● Series overrides
● Select region to zoom
● Legend values and placement options
● Multiple stack groups

Whats next for the Grafana Project
● More people
● More visualizations
● Alerting

Q & A
● grafana.org
● github.com/grafana/grafana
● @grafana
● @torkelo

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1. grafana.org github.com/grafana/grafana @grafana Fall in love with Graphs and Metrics using Grafana

2. Torkel Ödegaard ● Stockholm, Sweden ● @torkelo

4. What is Grafana?

5. Time series visualization Infrastructure monitoring Application metrics Industrial sensors Home automation Weather Process control

7. Why Build Grafana?

8. Agile TTD

9. Continuous Delivery Micro Services

10. Death Star Architecture

12. Observability

13. Time Series Database (TSDB) Write & Query API designed for Time Series

14. Graphite

15. apps.server1.counter.login.count 10 1398969187 INPUT

16. prod.apps.*.counter.login.count QUERY

17. sumSeries(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count) QUERY

18. movingAverage(scaleToSeconds(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1), 5min) QUERY

19. timeShift(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1d) QUERY

20. Measure Anything, Measure Everything 2011 StatsD stats.increment(“logins”)

21. Instrumentation

22. Build Dashboards

24. Low Adoption

25. Scratching your own itch

27. Accessable

28. movingAverage(scaleToSeconds(prod.apps.*.counter.login.count, 1), 5min)

32. Beautiful

35. Grafana Project ● First Release Jan 2014 ● 12 feature releases ● 6880 stars on github ● 983 forks ● 189 contributes

36. Data Sources OpenTSDB Elasticsearch InfluxDB KairosDB Prometheus Graphite Zabbix Gnocchi OpenNMS DalmatinerDB Druid Cloudwatch

37. Demo

38. Feature Overview ● Advanced graphing ● Powerful query editors ● Dashboards ● Dynamic queries and dashboards ● Multi tenant user / organization support ● Client side & server side rendering of panels

39. Graphing features ● Multiple y-axis ● Many many y-axis units and formats (bytes, SI units, etc) ● Bars, lines, points ● Series overrides ● Select region to zoom ● Legend values and placement options ● Multiple stack groups

40. Summary

41. Observability Metrics

42. Power through UX

45. Whats next for the Grafana Project ● More people ● More visualizations ● Alerting

46. Q & A ● grafana.org ● github.com/grafana/grafana ● @grafana ● @torkelo

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