<p>A simple dashboard configured to be able to view multiple servers side by side.</p>
<p>Was originally designed to be similar to the default Munin server dashboard. Effort has been made to make the CPU and Memory graphs to look similar to Munin style graphs.</p>
<p><a href="https://github.com/finn-no/grafana-dashboards" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://github.com/finn-no/grafana-dashboards</a></p>
<p>Features:</p>
<ul>
<li>CPU (system, user, nice, iowait, steal, idle, irq, softirq, guest)</li>
<li>Memory (Apps, Buffers, Cached, Free, Sla, SwapCached, PageTables, VmallocUser, Swap, Committed, Mapped, Active, Inactive)</li>
<li>Load</li>
<li>Disk Space Used in percent</li>
<li>Disk Utilization per Device</li>
<li>Disk IOS per device (read, write)</li>
<li>Disk Throughput per Device (read, write)</li>
<li>Context Switches</li>
<li>Network Traffic (In, Out)</li>
<li>Netstat (Established)</li>
<li>UDP stats (InDatagrams, InErrors, OutDatagrams, NoPorts)</li>
<li>Conntrack</li>
</ul>
<p>Using negative Y-axes to be able to show both reads and writes in the same graphs nicely.</p>
<p>Updated 03.05.2017 with sort ordering for node selector.</p>
<p>Updated 11.07.2017 switched to show disk usage using node_filesystem_avail rather than node_filesystem_free. This avoids situations where the dashboard shows that there is available space while ‘df -h’ reports that it is full.</p>
<p>Updated 31.07.2018 supports node_exporter 0.16 as well as older version. For supporting really old versions of node exporter the template variable needs to be altered to use something like up{job=“my_job”} since node_exporter_build_info has not been around forever.</p>
Data source config
Collector type:
Collector config: