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netdata
amoss
amoss commented Oct 16, 2019
Bug report summary

Running the netdata-installer.sh as a non-root user produces instructions on how to escalate privilege for the apps plugin. The instructions cannot be cut and pasted into a shell as there are some extra escaping characters in front of the quotes.

To run apps.plugin with escalated capabilities:

    sudo chown root:amoss \"/home/amoss/netdata/dev-install/netdat
cyriltovena
cyriltovena commented Oct 29, 2019

From slack:

prometheus seems to accept a "step" parameter as either a duration string or float, but loki seems to >only accept integers representing seconds - are there plans for loki's API to be brought more in line with >Prometheus' API in this respect?

Easy change to support and we should be as close as possible to Prometheus.

Please also update the doc.

grinapo
grinapo commented Oct 10, 2016

Grafana: 3.1.1
Grafana-zabbix: 3.1.1

Unfortunately annotations are a bit hazy now and for me as first time user it's not working. At all.

First problem is that your example in the guide is outdated (and pretty annoying anyway, it's a moving gif insead of some well rested text showing an example, but that's probably a matter of taste): it's using some old GUI; the new GUI have at least four (or

t3h2mas
t3h2mas commented Jun 5, 2018

I set up grafana w/ google login, so I'm trying to use an API key to connect wizzy to the dashboards.

I see that 'grafana:api_key' is an entry in validConfigs from config.js L:21.

EDIT: Using something like

{
  "config": {
    "grafana": {
      "url": "[URL]",
      "api_key": "[KEY]"
    }
  }
}

in the wizzy.json appeared to work. Maybe it should be a documented op

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