A Podcast for IT – Put Grafana in your life
I think it was about time to give you the fun with Grafana in a podcast for YOU, so for those of you who want to start or discover how Grafana can help you in your lives, Don't wait any longer!
I think it was about time to give you the fun with Grafana in a podcast for YOU, so for those of you who want to start or discover how Grafana can help you in your lives, Don't wait any longer!
If we can consume the data we need via REST API (in JSON format), we will therefore be able to visualize ourselves in Grafana! The world is wonderful with Grafana! So, As we know, Today, almost any app allows us to perform queries through APIs, Don't wait any longer and squeeze them!
For monitoring lovers, For lovers of operational visibility, For lovers of having everything under control… Comes… Monitoring with Centreon – Part II in a podcast for YOU, where we will talk about visualizations and business!
This post is aimed at encouraging you all to use safe services whenever we can, and Grafana by default is served through the 3000 but the traffic is HTTP, therefore, Not sure; and certain data such as credentials or queries may be better protected. So that's what this is about today!
Well, Another post that will be short with the idea of using recommendations and best practices; Today it's time to remember that we shouldn't use local users, and so we get our hands on Grafana, and force logins from a central store such as our Active Directory or any LDAP.
In this post we are going to try to see how to visualize any performance metric of a Windows Server computer or its services such as SQL Server, Exchange… with the intention of being able to visualize them in real time in Grafana.
In this post we are going to try to collect certain metrics from Fortigate, if we have this fabulous UTM firewall (or now called Next-Generation Firewall) we will be able to obtain this data through SNMP and visualize it in real time, thanks to Telegraf, InfluxDB and Grafana, It's a great thing!
This post is quite curious, since we can audit the accesses to the organization's files for free, collect those events in and store them in Elasticsearch, For what, then in a masterful way our Grafana allows us to easily visualize the accesses. And see who opened a document, modified or deleted it.
If you have a monitoring environment, This may still be your next step; And it's no more about having a tiny 7-inch screen″ at our desk, Something cute and geeky at the same time. Something that helps us to see in real time the state of our organization thanks to monitoring and operational visibility, 😎 I said .
The only good thing about Mondays, ¿What is it? ¡Effectively! There's a new podcast on “A Podcast for IT”, and this time we will talk about TIG, by Telegraf, of InfluxDB and Grafana… oh how beautiful, A talk on advanced real-time monitoring, Visualization and exploitation of metrics…