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Dashboard for hostnames with IPv4 and IPv6 #90
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Probably need to adjust the variable selection to include the IP in addition to the host. |
I changed the promQL query a little bit and added "host" and "ip" to use it in legend or description;
If I now select two targets in Grafana dashboard I have both in the same smokeping window. However I am not sure but you have two "-hosts" blocks and both have the same targets and same spelling. I think the problem ist that smokeping_rpober can not make a difference between both. I checked this - both with IPv4 - but different packet sizes and from smokeping_perspective the two destinations were handled as the same. As far as I understand you have to use - if you want to ping the same target several imes - one time IP and another time DNS or use different smokeping_prober instances, so start smokeping_prober two times and scrape both. |
Thanks for building this and providing a dashboard!
I'm trying to monitor both IPv4 and IPv6 pings to Hetzner datacenters:
This seems to work fine in general, but the dashboard included in this repository seems to mix up the hosts in the graphs:
While the latency and packet loss graph can be easily extended to have
{{ip}}
in their labels I'm not quite sure how this could be done with the Smoke Ping graph, as it sums up the buckets. The packet loss graph also has some issues with the override when changing theCount
label.I don't have much experience with more complex graphs in Grafana and Prometheus, so any guidance would be appreciated!
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