This project is deprecated

Use docker-compose as described in https://github.com/stagemonitor/stagemonitor/wiki/Step-2%3A-Request-Analysis-Dashboard#set-up-with-docker-compose

Graphite + Carbon + Grafana + Elasticsearch + Kibana

An all-in-one image running graphite and carbon-cache and grafana.

This image contains a sensible default configuration of graphite and carbon-cache.

Getting started with DockerHub

• Pull the container docker pull stagemonitor/stagemonitor-docker
• Download and execute the start script: curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stagemonitor/stagemonitor-docker/master/start | sh
• Open the Dashboards.
  • http://[docker-ip]:8888/kibana/*
  • http://[docker-ip]:8888/grafana/*

Start with custom build

• Clone this repo: git clone https://github.com/stagemonitor/stagemonitor-docker
• Optional: edit the settings
• Build the docker container: execute ./build
• Optional: modify start to map to the ports and host directories you need
• Start the container: execute ./start
• Open the Dashboards.
  • http://[docker-ip]:8888/kibana/*
  • http://[docker-ip]:8888/grafana/*

* Replace [docker-ip] with localhost if you are using native docker or 192.168.59.103, if you are using boot2docker. If the ip is not working, check boot2docker ip for the actual ip. The trailing slash is important.

Ports

Starting this container with the start script will, by default, bind the the following ports:

You can log into the administrative interface of graphite-web (a Django application) with the username admin and password admin. These passwords can be changed through the web interface.

NB: Please be aware that by default docker will make the exposed ports accessible from anywhere if the host firewall is unconfigured.

Mounted Volumes

The start script will, by default, mount the following directories:

Technical details

By default, this instance of carbon-cache uses the following retention periods resulting in whisper files of approximately 290Kb.

1m:7d,10m:31d,1h:120d,6h:5y

Notice

Modified from https://github.com/grafana/grafana-docker-dev-env