Description
Introduction to Prometheus & Grafana
Prometheus and Grafana are powerful open-source tools widely used for monitoring and visualizing infrastructure and application performance. Prometheus focuses on collecting and storing time-series metrics, making it ideal for monitoring dynamic environments like cloud-native applications, while Grafana provides an intuitive interface for visualizing these metrics in real-time through dashboards.
Prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of monitoring concepts.
- Experience with Linux/Unix command line.
- Knowledge of networking fundamentals.
- Familiarity with Docker/Kubernetes (optional).
- Basic scripting skills (e.g., Bash, Python).
TABLE OF CONTENT
- Introduction to Monitoring
1.1 Overview of Monitoring Systems
1.2 Importance of Monitoring in IT - Prometheus Fundamentals
2.1 Introduction to Prometheus
2.2 Architecture and Components
2.3 Data Model and Metric Types
2.4 PromQL Query Language (Ref: jQuery) - Installation and Configuration
3.1 Installing Prometheus
3.2 Basic Configuration
3.3 Prometheus Targets and Service Discovery - Instrumentation and Exporters
4.1 Instrumenting Applications
4.2 Exporters Overview
4.3 Common Exporters (e.g., Node Exporter, Blackbox Exporter) - Alerting with Prometheus
5.1 Setting up Alerts
5.2 Alert Rules and Notifications
5.3 Integrating with Alertmanager - Grafana Introduction
6.1 Overview of Grafana
6.2 Installing Grafana
6.3 Connecting Grafana to Prometheus - Creating Dashboards
7.1 Grafana Dashboard Basics
7.2 Building and Customizing Dashboards
7.3 Panels and Visualizations - Templating and Variables
8.1 Using Templating in Grafana
8.2 Variable Types and Options - Annotations and Annotations Queries
9.1 Adding Annotations to Grafana Dashboards
9.2 Configuring Annotations Queries - Advanced Grafana Features
10.1 Dashboard Links and Navigation
10.2 Plugins and Extending Grafana
10.3 API Integrations
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.