OK, so in this video, we'll create a Linux system dashboard, so provided you have this system dashboard
running in influx, then we will reproduce this gafah across this dashboard works because we set up
Telegraph to collect information about these inputs, plus a few others anyway.
So this dashboard actually looks quite good in influx DB.
So let's get this into the funnel.
We can look at the query behind this panel, for example, by clicking that gear icon and pressing configure.
OK, so in influx debate, that is a single stat, and this is the flux query.
So we'll copy that into sewing Safana dashboards manage new dashboard, add an empty panel, select
Step OK, select influx DB and paste the query into there.
Now the difference here is that we need to replace this the bucket with telegraph.
That's the name of our bucket that we'd set up, so Pennell title won the pennant title, here is system
up time and options system at the time.
OK.
It also says one day's OK, so standard options.
I can just write days to there.
So custom unit days one days apply to and then resize it to roughly the same size so I can close that
to get out of there.
Now that's the same for all of these folks across here.
It's a similar process.
The next one we can recreate is memory usage here.
So to recreate that in California, so configure.
OK, it's a graph plus single stat in influx and a copy that flux query go into Gravano at a panel.
Once again, it's just going to be a stat because a stat in the FATA has the graph anyway.
So in flux DB paste.
Remember to change that to telegraph.
OK.
And here they are using a per cent sign.
So standard unit two per cent.
They also taught memory usage, solar panel options.
Memory usage.
Okay.
Apply, OK, and move it around to roughly the same position as another one.
System load, for example, these remaining ones are all simple graphs.
So system load is a good example.
Configure.
Copy the flux query into Agraféna empty panel.
Leave it as time series in flux paste.
Telegraph.
The tallest system load.
And deploy.
And if I'd credit all those squares that would actually sit down there, so but now I think you get
the point.
So you can continue and you can reproduce that.
What I've done is already done that and all my documentation and the influx of DBS.
I've created the full dashboard, Jason, so you can just copy that.
So either save or discard this one.
So dashboards manage a discard of an import paste of Jason into there and load.
Of course, it influx DBS system.
You can call anything you like, import.
And that's the dashboard there with all the panels.
Credit excellent.
So you can improve on that any way you like.
Reposition it, add even more queries or delete some.
OK?
Excellent.
So that's a good introduction to getting influx DB data into Safana.
This is not, of course, an influx DB.
I don't create an influx DB course, but I've shown you enough to help you make your first few steps
into your blocks.
DB If you want some more examples of using influx DB settings down there.
Templates There is the Community Templates GitHub repository and there are a lot of examples there and
you can follow the instructions and each of those and put them into flux DB and also use that information
in Agraféna, if you need the steps won't always be easy.
You have to read the documentation for each of these different templates to make sense of it.
But anyway, in the next few lessons will do some more influx DB and I'll set up S&P Demons on different
servers and we'll create a dashboard in Griffon where we can analyze the stats of those S&P devices.
Excellent.