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Start of my proper server and network rack


axipher

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1 hour ago, axipher said:

 

Once I got InfluxDB and Grafana setup, I kind of just went overboard with the stats I was throwing in and making dashboards, most just end up looking pretty and not having any real troubleshooting stats on them, but sometimes it can help identify trends.

Nothing wrong with getting a little carried away ? 

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5 hours ago, tictoc said:

Grafana does excel on the eye candy.

 

Now you can start down the rabbit hole of collectd, InfluxDB, and grafana to chart performance metrics :)

Is it bad that I have never heard of any of these ? Lol. This is what you get for being mainly a Windows man

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On 9/25/2020 at 10:47 PM, tictoc said:

Grafana does excel on the eye candy.

 

Now you can start down the rabbit hole of collectd, InfluxDB, and grafana to chart performance metrics :)

 

My initial look at CollectD looks like something similar to Telegraf that I am already using on my Linux servers.  I'll have to look more in to it if CollectD would work better for system stats of my Windows boxes as well.

 

Ideally I would want to have the same thing for all then just all my systems so that I can have a single Grafana Dashboard with all the systems on it with the drop-down which is what I have now with a Telegraf Dashboard.

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44 minutes ago, axipher said:

also EHW needs more content ?

That's a good motivation! And I like reading along :)

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On 9/28/2020 at 2:24 PM, axipher said:

 

My initial look at CollectD looks like something similar to Telegraf that I am already using on my Linux servers.  I'll have to look more in to it if CollectD would work better for system stats of my Windows boxes as well.

 

Ideally I would want to have the same thing for all then just all my systems so that I can have a single Grafana Dashboard with all the systems on it with the drop-down which is what I have now with a Telegraf Dashboard.

My only Windows machines are VM's, so I haven't gone very deep in the weeds to look for monitoring/profiling tools. I know that there is a free trial of a Windows client for collectd, but no idea if it is any good.  I think your current monitoring stack should be able to hook into your Windows clients, but no idea what all is exposed.

 

Nice work consolidating down into a single rack.     

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2 hours ago, tictoc said:

My only Windows machines are VM's, so I haven't gone very deep in the weeds to look for monitoring/profiling tools. I know that there is a free trial of a Windows client for collectd, but no idea if it is any good.  I think your current monitoring stack should be able to hook into your Windows clients, but no idea what all is exposed.

 

Nice work consolidating down into a single rack.     

 

Thanks man, its almost where I want it.  Aside form a little cable management, some 1U fillers and stuff, I think just some fans and temperature sensors.

 

Telegraf for Windows seems to expose the minimum, but nowhere near the amount that Telegraf on Linux does.

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