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cdk8s-grafana

v0.1.638

Published

Grafana construct for cdk8s.

Downloads

1,178

Readme

cdk8s-grafana

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cdk8s-grafana is a library that lets you easily define a Grafana service for your kubernetes cluster along with associated dashboards and datasources, using a high level API.

Usage

To apply the resources generated by this construct, the Grafana operator must be installed on your cluster. See https://operatorhub.io/operator/grafana-operator for full installation instructions.

The following will define a Grafana cluster connected to a Prometheus datasource:

import { Grafana } from 'cdk8s-grafana';

// inside your chart:
const grafana = new Grafana(this, 'my-grafana', {
  defaultDataSource: {
    name: 'Prometheus',
    type: 'prometheus',
    access: 'proxy',
    url: 'http://prometheus-service:9090',
  }
});

Basic aspects of a dashboard can be customized:

const github = grafana.addDatasource('github', ...);
const dashboard = grafana.addDashboard('my-dashboard', { 
  title: 'My Dashboard',
  refreshRate: Duration.seconds(10),
  timeRange: Duration.hours(6), // show metrics from now-6h to now
  plugins: [
    {
      name: 'grafana-piechart-panel',
      version: '1.3.6',
    }
  ],
});

Note: the kubernetes grafana operator only supports one Grafana instance per namespace (see https://github.com/grafana-operator/grafana-operator/issues/174). This may require specifying namespaces explicitly, e.g.:

const devGrafana = new Grafana(this, 'my-grafana', {
  namespace: 'dev',
});
const prodGrafana = new Grafana(this, 'my-grafana', {
  namespace: 'prod',
});

The grafana operator must be installed in each namespace for the resources in that namespace to be recognized.

Security

See CONTRIBUTING for more information.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License.