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Kubernetes compatible dashboards #42
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Have been using this in production for several months. Does the job. Would be awesome to see this updated and merged |
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Haven't got a local setup to test this out, but tested that this doesn't adversely affect the non-kubernetes setup and all good in that regard ✅
@lispmeister can you do a quick skim of this as well? Can confirm that it doesn't break anything, and I take the honorable @mrfelton at his word that it's working.
Looking back over this patch I see that I actually made some changes to it for our setup. Rather than adding @blackjid do you have any thoughts about this? |
Here is the version that we are running in production: #60 |
#60 looks perfect for me... 💯 |
@lispmeister: review reminder |
Replaced by #60. |
Hi,
I've been working on running lnd on kubernetes. Using lndmon with grafana/prometheus is awsome for visibility.
However, the provided dashboards don't work that well if you run multiple nodes on the same cluster because you don't have a way to filter by node and all the metrics are mixed together.
This PR adds some variables to filter the metrics by:
I also added the
lightning-network
tag for the dashboards. (this may have been done in a separated pr)These branch dashboards are used in a helm chart I wrote but I would be better if we can use the "official" dashboard provided in this repo. https://github.com/budacom/helm-lnd
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