First you will need to install both grafana and influxdb and verify that you can connect to databases created in influxdb from grafana.
In influxdb create a database that will host the test results and call it zephyr_test_results. This can be done using the command line tools for influxdb.
nashif@master:~$ influx
Connected to http://localhost:8086 version 1.8.4
InfluxDB shell version: 1.8.4
> CRATE DATABASE zephyr_test_result
In grafana, create a new data source and add the above database you have just created.
In grafana, import the dashboards available in grafana-provisioning/dashboards/ directory.
- overall.json
- test_results.json
Clone both repos:
- https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr.git
- https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/test_results.git
into your workspace.
Change the configuration in the script import.sh and make sure the following variables reflect what you have created above:
RESULTS_REPO_PATH=/path/to/test_results
ZEPHYR_REPO_PATH=/path/to/zephyr/
INFLUX_DB=influxdb://localhost:8086/zephyr_test_results
Install junit2influx using pip:
pip3 install junit2influx
There are 2 ways the import script can be called:
- Bulk import: This will import all results (v2.5.0 results) in one call. For this, call the script without any arguments
- Single Run: Specify the commit you want to import as the first argument to import.sh
- Commit import: Only import new files that are part of a single commit. The first argument should be a commit hash in the test_results repo
To start the app:
- Install docker-compose on the docker host.
- Optionally, change default credentials or Grafana provisioning.
- Run the following command from the root of the cloned repo:
docker-compose up -d
To stop the app:
- Run the following command from the root of the cloned repo:
docker-compose down
Grafana will be accessible on the localhost on port 3000.
Import the data using the import.sh script.