A complete walkthrough of completely free and open source solutions to monitor your Linux, Windows, and Docker servers. In the view we see how we can setup and configure Prometheus, Node Exporter, Grafana, and cAdvisor to monitor servers in our environment and how you can easily configure these.
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Introduction to Prometheus, Node Exporter, Grafana, and cAdvisor - 0:00
Looking at how everything fits together - 1:15
Node Exporter details and written for Linux - 2:15
Windows Exporter to expose metrics for monitoring Windows machines - 2:28
cAdvisor for monitoring Docker containers - 2:56
Looking at the Linux host serving as the Docker container host - 3:26
Installing Docker Compose - 3:51
Verifying Docker Compose installation - 4:12
Looking at our Linux user used to run Docker on the Docker host - 4:27
Creating the local folder structure for the local volume mounts - 5:05
Using a crude bash script to create the folder structure - 5:23
Running the command to create the folders - 6:29
Overview of installing the monitoring stack with Docker Compose - 7:08
Editing the Docker Compose file for creating the monitoring stack - 8:03
Stepping through the Docker Compose configuration - 8:18
Talking through permissions and adding the User ID to avoid permissions issues with Prometheus - 9:22
Looking at cAdvisor and odd ports used - 10:47
Redis dependency 11:10
Saving the Docker Compose YAML file - 11:34
Running the Docker Compose UP command - 11:53
The provisioning of the containers finishes, checking everything to see if it is up and running - 12:18
Talking through troubleshooting if a container is crashing - 12:58
Containers are healthy and ready to move forward - 13:13
Talking about configuring Prometheus and getting metrics into Grafana - 13:23
Beginning the configuration of Prometheus - 13:43
Adding configuration to the Prometheus YAML file - 14:18
Stop and start Prometheus container to pick up the new YAML file - 14:43
Browsing out to port 3000 on Docker host to login to Grafana - 15:08
Change your password - 15:18
Navigate to settings and adding a data source - 15:30
Populating the address of our Prometheus installation - 15:48
Save and test the new data source - 16:06
Looking at the Explore dashboard icon - 16:17
Importing a community dashboard - 16:40
Getting the JSON file or ID from the Grafana community dashboards site - 17:00
Downloading the JSON or copy ID to clipboard - 17:30
Paste in the ID of the community dashboard - 17:42
Immediately you see the new dashboard imported to view metrics - 18:15
Looking at Windows Exporter to import metrics from a Windows host - 18:50
Download the Windows Exporter file and copy out to Windows host - 19:16
Running the Exporter installation and viewing Windows Exporter service - 19:30
Adding the Windows Exporter host to our Prometheus configuration - 19:50
Restarting Prometheus to pick up the new Windows host - 20:23
Download a Windows Exporter community dashboard - 20:37
Viewing the new Windows Exporter dashboard and information - 21:18
Talking about adding Docker to monitoring with Prmetheus and Grafana - 21:47
Looking at the Prometheus configuration and the cAdvisor configuration we have in place - 22:04
Concluding and wrapping up thoughts on Prometheus, Node Exporter, Grafana, and cAdvisor - 22:53
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5 июл 2024
