Infrastructure Overview
Essential host health: CPU, memory, filesystem, network, load, and uptime for one or more Linux hosts (node_exporter).
Essential host health in one view: CPU, memory, filesystem, network, load and uptime for one or more Linux hosts.
Requirements
- Prometheus scraping node_exporter 1.8 or later
- Grafana 10.0 or later
What it shows
Uptime and boot time, CPU utilisation, memory available vs total, filesystem usage, load average (1/5/15), network throughput, and disk read/write throughput. The Instance variable is driven by node_uname_info, so it populates itself from whatever hosts you scrape.
Setup
Import the dashboard, select your Prometheus data source, then pick a host from the Instance dropdown. No other configuration needed.
Every node_* metric name in this dashboard was checked against a running node_exporter 1.8.1, and this exact file was imported into Grafana 10.4.0, 11.1.0 and 13.2.2 with all 16 panel queries returning data, so panels should not come up empty.
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MIT-licensed source, plus a Docker Compose demo stack that generates sample data: https://github.com/Fractal-Techware/grafana-dashboards?utm_source=grafana-com&utm_medium=readme&utm_campaign=infra-overview
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Data source config
Collector config:
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