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# Grafana Integration
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Icinga for Windows provides default dashboards for Grafana, allowing an easy overview of the current performance metric and integration with Icinga Web.
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## Requirements
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To use Icinga for Windows Grafana Dashboards, you require the following components:
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* InfluxDB 2
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* Grafana 9.x (or later)
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* [Icinga Web Grafana Module](https://github.com/Mikesch-mp/icingaweb2-module-grafana)
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* [Icinga InfluxDB 2 Writer Feature enabled](https://icinga.com/docs/icinga-2/latest/doc/09-object-types/#influxdb2writer)
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## Installation
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### Install Icinga Web Module
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By default, you have to install the [Icinga Web Grafana Module](https://github.com/Mikesch-mp/icingaweb2-module-grafana) into
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```
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/usr/share/icingaweb2/modules/
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```
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on your Icinga Web server.
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Once installed, you can enable the module with the `icingacli`
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```
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icingacli module enable grafana
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```
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### Configure Module
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In case you already have the [Icinga Web Grafana Module](https://github.com/Mikesch-mp/icingaweb2-module-grafana) installed and configured, you can skip this section!
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You can either edit the configuration for the module within Icinga Web or edit the `config.ini` at `/etc/icingaweb2/modules/grafana/`
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```
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[grafana]
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host = "grafana.example.com:3000"
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protocol = "https"
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timerangeAll = "1w/w"
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defaultdashboarduid = "QsPVl5W4z"
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defaultdashboardpanelid = "1"
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shadows = "0"
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theme = "dark"
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datasource = "<influxdb source>"
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accessmode = "iframe"
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debug = "0"
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defaultdashboard = "windows-plugins-web"
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defaultorgid = "1"
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ssl_verifypeer = "0"
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ssl_verifyhost = "0"
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custvardisable = ""
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timerange = "3h"
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```
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Please update the fields `host`, `datasource` and possibly `custvardisable` accordingly. The `defaultdashboarduid` with value `QsPVl5W4z` is the Icinga for Windows Base-Template, while the `defaultdashboard` with `windows-plugins-web` is the name.
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### Install Icinga for Windows Graphs
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Each Icinga for Windows plugin repository, contains a `config` folder in which a `grafana` folder is present with `dashboards` and `icingaweb2-grafana` graphs.
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To ensure the [Icinga Web Grafana Module](https://github.com/Mikesch-mp/icingaweb2-module-grafana) is using the correct Grafana dashboards for the Icinga for Windows plugins, you can copy the content of the `graphs.ini` within the plugin repositories (`config/grafana/icingaweb2-grafana/`) into the Grafana Module `graphs.ini`.
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The default location is
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/etc/icingaweb2/modules/grafana/graphs.ini
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```
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### Install Grafana Dashboards
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Each plugin repository ships with a bunch of `.json` files, containing the configuration for the Grafana dashboards. These are located inside `config/grafana/dashboards/`.
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To `Import` these dashboards, you simply have to navigate to `Dashboards` -> `Import` inside Grafana
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On the section `Import via panel json`, copy the content of the `.json` file you wish to import. Repeat this process for each single file. There is currently no option to import multiple files at onces.
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### Update Dashboard Configuration
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Last but not least, we require to update each Grafana dashboard to properly use your `InfluxDB 2` `Bucket` for the monitoring data collected by `Icinga`.
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To do so, open the dashboard you want to `edit` and hit the settings icon  on the top right of the window.
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Now on the left side, click on `Variables` and search for the variable `influxbucket` on the right side. Click on the table entry with the name `influxbucket` and modify the `Constant options` `Value` with the name of the `InfluxDB 2` `Bucket`, your `Icinga` is writing monitoring metrics into.
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### Overview
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Once all above steps are successfully completed, you can have a look on your Grafana dashboards
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