Plugins 〉Logz.io
- Grafana, of course
- 10k series Prometheus metrics
- 50 GB logs
- 50 GB traces
- 2,232 app o11y host hours
- ...and more
No credit card needed, ever.
- Reduce metric cardinality by 30-50%
- Pay only for metrics you use
- Centralize control over your data in Grafana Cloud
Gain insight into unused metrics and optimize metric cardinality with the new cardinality management dashboards and Adaptive Metrics
The Logz.io plugin has been deprecated and is no longer maintained.
Logz.io
Logz.io data source for Grafana
This plugin is a copy of the Elasticsearch datasource with custom headers.
At the time of release, custom headers for http datasources have not been merged to the Grafana project. This is a temporary solution until the custom headers are pulled into Grafana.
Before you start
To complete this procedure, you'll need:
- Write access to your Grafana server
- Logz.io API access
To configure Logz.io as a Grafana data source
Fork or clone the grafana-logzio-datasource repository from GitHub.
Copy
grafana-logzio-datasource/dist/to the Grafana server atvar/lib/grafana/plugins/<folder_name>/. It doesn't matter what you name<folder_name>.Restart Grafana.
In Grafana, open your Configuration, and click Add data source.
Enter these settings:
| Section | Field name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Custom data source name (This is the Data Source you'll use for your Grafana graphs.) | |
| Type | Logz.io | |
| HTTP | URL | https://api.logz.io/v1/elasticsearch (US Accounts) or https://api-eu.logz.io/v1/elasticsearch (EU Accounts) |
| Custom Headers | Key | X-API-TOKEN |
| Value | Your Logz.io API token | |
| Elasticsearch details | Index name | Custom name |
| Time field name | @timestamp |
When you're done, click Save & Test. If the test passes, you can now use Logz.io as a data source.
To use Logz.io as a data source, select a Logz.io source from the Data Source list in any Grafana graph. (This is the Custom data source name that you set in step 5.)
