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Galaxy Monitoring with Telegraf and Grafana

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last_modification Published: Jan 31, 2019
last_modification Last Updated: Aug 8, 2024

Telegraf, InfluxDB, and Grafana

General purpose tools for monitoring systems and services.

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Telegraf plugin-driven server agent for collecting & reporting metrics
Influxdb purpose built time series database
Grafana dashboard for beautiful analytics and monitoring

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Grafana showcase

If you see a dashboard you can export its configuration and put it on your Grafana with your data. Copy away!

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galaxy dashboard showing route timings, user counts, job counts, etc.

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node detail dashboard with filesystem usage, process states, cpu, memory, load, network, etc.

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DB dashboard showing transactions, tuples fetched/modified, and index sizes for each database

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user statistics page for Eu with 23k users, 30k workflows, 400k histories, 13M jobs, and 30M datasets. Additional breakdowns provided for years of compute time on various clusters included 1k years on de.NBI cloud.

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cvmfs dashboard showing which repos each server supports in green, and missing ones in white. ~90% of repos are supported

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