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Grafana dashboards with Influx DB and docker compose

This example demonstrates how to quickly set up a demo environment with Grafana 9.5 and InfluxDB 2.7 using docker compose.

Give it a try!

Navigate to ./example and type

docker-compose up -d

Go to http://localhost:8086/ to check if InfluxDB has started and was configured correctly. Use superuser and Passw0rd!to log in. You should see the organization MyOrg (unless you have changed that in the docker-compose file) and a bucket named NBomber

Next, go to http://localhost:3000 to log in into Grafana. The initial user-name/password is admin / admin.

The data source and the dashboards are automatically provisioned and should work out of the box.

Warning

Do not use this setup in a production environment!
At the very least, change the passwords and the InfluxDB token to something unique!
Better yet, create an InfluxDB token with fewer privileges (e.g. read-only) and use this token for the Grafana data source.

Sending data from NBomber tests

In order to send data from you NBomber tests to InfluxDB, use the following settings in infra-config.yaml

{
  "InfluxDBSink": {
    "Url": "http://localhost:8086?org=MyOrg&bucket=NBomber",
    "Token": "N3Z_uUDSQ61qVp93K5dNzH3rbNcKxtphDLrjfS_DcX2cdTr3nR2pOlixGCx6HQ8VI66nqnyztOlPFoWFXoe62Q==",
    "CustomTags": [
      {
        "Key": "environment",
        "Value": "linux"
      }
    ]
  }
}