Grafana integration #44
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This is achievable by using InfluxDB. You can create a Telegraf config and install it on the host machine (or in this case your panel). And then you can link your InfluxDB instance to Grafana and use a dashboard like https://grafana.com/grafana/dashboards/928-telegraf-system-dashboard/ to view the information. |
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We already have something similar for Pterodactyl. I think we could use it as a basis. And there's no need to install InfluxDB and Telegraf here, which burden the virtual server, especially InfluxDB. Just Prometheus and this exporter would be enough. |
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After doing a bit of testing, it seems that this works perfectly fine on Pelican, even though there is no official support yet. It would be very cool to have a Prometheus exporter baked into the panel though |
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This would serve as a fantastic future plugin! |
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I would be willing to add Pelican support to the pterodactyl_exporter or even create an entirely new script for that. However at the moment, I think that the project is still to immature to support it. |
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Grafana integration would make pelican panel better for Developers and game server owners. What Grafana used for?
I love how you can see cpu ram useage and all but I think something like Grafana would be a nice optional future for debugging things like
Network problems, game plugin problems, cpu spikes in-depth charts that display your servers performance would help a lot of community game servers.
This would be great for games like
Rust
ARK
CSGO
G mod
and more!
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