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- Templates (rendered and raw)
- Graphs
- raw
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This is particularly important now that Varnish also proxies graphite.
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The grafana-bit is ok, but needs to be configured by hand (once).
Also tweaks graphite to write new stuff faster.
I suspect I will need a better way to handle the graphite/carbon insertion
for both ping and snmp, but maybe UDP would solve it...
Running tests tonight to get some data regardless.
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- Adds latency graphs everywhere, even where they shouldn't be. For PoC.
- Fixes a frontend leakage of handlers
- Adds a nasty way of getting latency-data into graphite (needs to be
improved)
- Adds working graphite integration in varnish
- Adds config for graphite
Lots of things broken here, but it's a half-decent start.
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3 hours.
THREE HOURS.
The extra "Expose" statements are to workaround an issue introduced in
Ansible 2.1 with the addition of the docker_* modules that replaces the
"docker" module.
THREEEEEEE HOURS.
The graphite container is so far not ued for anything, but is provided to
get things rolling. It does do persistent storage, but obviously not the
way I originally wanted. Because persistent storage with docker is a
pile of frozen piss.
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Just skips the db
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Just want to give whoever takes over a starting point.
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Not _exactly_ dx16 data, but....
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A thousand ways to override front_ports and varnish_ports now, so this
concept should work well. Might just move the variables into the inventory
file itself, we'll see.
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Don't want to export it by default to avoid development laptops exposing
stuff you don't want exposed to the world.
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Still lots to do
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Makes FRONTEND development easier since you can just bypass the cache.
Be warned: If you are doing backend/api-development, you should use the
varnish-URL to ensure your caching rules are sensible. This
apache-frontend-ip is provided mainly for tinkering with javascript and
HTML.
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It's not just test...
References #56
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