Update dashboards #353
Update dashboards #353
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Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
WalkthroughThe changes involve updates to various JSON configuration files for Grafana dashboards, primarily enhancing Prometheus queries, visualizations, and overall functionality. Key modifications include the addition of new data source configurations, updates to panel types and versions, and the introduction of new metrics. Additionally, several files have seen schema version increments, reflecting structural changes. A script for downloading dashboards has also been modified to point to a new directory name. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Grafana
participant Prometheus
User->>Grafana: Access Dashboard
Grafana->>Prometheus: Query Metrics
Prometheus-->>Grafana: Return Metrics
Grafana-->>User: Display Metrics
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dashboards/victoria-metrics/operator.json (1)
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1-33: Significant Grafana version update and dashboard structure changesThe dashboard has been updated for Grafana 10.4.0 (from 9.2.2) and the schema version has been incremented to 39. This update brings new features and potentially breaking changes:
- New "Time series" panel type added, which may replace older graph panels.
- Possible changes in panel configurations and options.
- Potential improvements in performance and visualization capabilities.
Ensure all team members are using compatible Grafana versions and test the dashboard thoroughly in the new environment. Consider documenting any new features or changes in panel types for your team.
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Files selected for processing (10)
- dashboards/control-plane/deprecated-resources.json (1 hunks)
- dashboards/dotdc/k8s-system-coredns.json (46 hunks)
- dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-global.json (105 hunks)
- dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-namespaces.json (80 hunks)
- dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-pods.json (74 hunks)
- dashboards/ingress/namespace-detail.json (1 hunks)
- dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json (20 hunks)
- dashboards/victoria-metrics/operator.json (18 hunks)
- dashboards/victoria-metrics/vmalert.json (59 hunks)
- hack/download-dashboards.sh (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
- hack/download-dashboards.sh
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dashboards/dotdc/k8s-system-coredns.json (5)
123-125: Enhanced panel configurations: Improved visualization and interactionNew configuration options have been added to multiple panels, including:
showPercentChangewideLayoutaxisBorderShowaxisCenteredZeroinsertNullsThese additions are consistent across several panels and likely improve the visual presentation and user interaction with the dashboard.
These changes align with the plugin version update and should enhance the overall dashboard experience.
Also applies to: 155-169, 252-266, 348-362, 444-458, 540-554, 636-650, 732-746, 828-842, 924-938, 1031-1045
135-135: Updated Prometheus queries: Enhanced metric filteringThe Prometheus queries have been updated to include new labels:
- Added
cluster=~"$cluster"to most queries- Added
job=~"$job"to several queriesThese changes allow for more granular filtering of metrics, enabling the dashboard to monitor multiple clusters or specific jobs within a cluster.
The updated queries provide improved flexibility and precision in monitoring CoreDNS across different cluster environments.
Also applies to: 232-232, 328-328, 424-424, 520-520, 616-616, 712-712, 808-808, 904-904, 1000-1000, 1011-1011, 1107-1107, 1186-1186, 1266-1266, 1346-1346
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1383-1549: New dashboard variables: Improved filtering and flexibilityNew variables have been added to the dashboard:
cluster: Allows selection of specific Kubernetes clustersjob: Enables filtering by CoreDNS job namesThe
instancevariable has been updated to incorporate these new variables in its query.These additions provide users with more granular control over the data displayed in the dashboard, allowing for easier monitoring of specific clusters or CoreDNS jobs.
1168-1169: Updated heatmap configurations: Improved tooltips and layoutHeatmap panels have been updated with new tooltip configurations:
- Added
"mode": "single"- Added
"showColorScale": falseThe positioning of some heatmap panels has also been adjusted.
These changes should enhance the user experience when interacting with heatmap visualizations.
Please test the following aspects of the updated heatmaps:
- Verify that the single-mode tooltips provide clear and useful information.
- Check if the new layout of heatmap panels improves the overall dashboard organization.
- Ensure that the removal of the color scale from tooltips doesn't negatively impact data interpretation.
Also applies to: 1248-1249, 1328-1329, 1299-1301
127-127: Version updates: Verify compatibility with current Grafana instanceThe plugin version has been updated from 10.0.1 to 10.4.1, and the schema version has been incremented from 38 to 39. These updates likely introduce new features or improvements.
Please ensure that these version updates are compatible with your current Grafana instance. Run the following command to check the Grafana version:
Compare the output with the compatibility matrix for the updated plugin version.
Also applies to: 1358-1358
dashboards/victoria-metrics/operator.json (5)
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1-1465: Overall dashboard update summaryThis update significantly modernizes the VictoriaMetrics operator dashboard:
- Upgraded to Grafana 10.4.0 with schema version 39.
- Converted many panels to the new "timeseries" type.
- Enhanced panel configurations with new fieldConfig settings.
- Improved templating with updated queries and a new "version" variable.
- Changed datasource UID from a placeholder to a specific identifier.
These changes should result in improved visualization, better performance, and enhanced flexibility in data representation.
Recommendations:
- Thoroughly test the dashboard in Grafana 10.4.0 to ensure all panels and features work as expected.
- Consider using a variable for the datasource UID to maintain portability.
- Set an appropriate refresh interval if automatic updates are desired.
- Document the new features and changes for your team, especially the new "version" variable usage.
- Verify that the unique dashboard UID doesn't conflict with existing dashboards in your Grafana instances.
Run the verification scripts provided in the previous comments to ensure consistency and identify potential issues before deployment.
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70-84: Datasource UID changeThe datasource UID has been changed from a placeholder (
$ds) to a specific identifier (PB894574A363DF0AF) in multiple instances.While this may improve consistency, it could make the dashboard less portable. To verify the impact, run:
#!/bin/bash # Count occurrences of the new datasource UID grep -c "PB894574A363DF0AF" dashboards/victoria-metrics/operator.json # Check if there are any remaining placeholder datasource UIDs grep -c '"uid": "\$ds"' dashboards/victoria-metrics/operator.jsonConsider using a variable for the datasource UID to maintain portability if needed.
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1359-1465: Miscellaneous configuration changes
- The "refresh" field is empty, which might disable automatic dashboard refreshing.
- Default time range set to the last 15 minutes.
- A unique "uid" (1H179hunk) has been assigned to the dashboard.
Consider setting an appropriate refresh interval if automatic updates are desired.
The unique "uid" is good for identification, but might cause conflicts during import. To check for potential conflicts, you can run:
#!/bin/bash # List all dashboard UIDs in your Grafana instance curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" http://your-grafana-url/api/search | jq '.[].uid'Replace YOUR_API_KEY and your-grafana-url with appropriate values. Check if "1H179hunk" already exists in your Grafana instance.
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34-889: Panel updates and modernizationThe dashboard panels have been significantly updated:
- Many panels converted from "graph" to "timeseries" type.
- New fieldConfig settings added, improving visualization options.
- Panel options and targets modified to use new Grafana 10.x features.
These changes should provide better visualization and potentially improved performance.
To ensure all panels have been updated consistently, run:
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1360-1452: Enhanced templating and variablesThe templating section has been improved:
- Queries for existing variables ($ds, $job, $instance) have been updated.
- A new "version" variable has been added, using the query:
label_values(vm_app_version{job="$job", instance=~"$instance"},version)These changes enhance the dashboard's flexibility and allow for more precise data filtering. The new "version" variable can be particularly useful for version-specific visualizations or troubleshooting.
To ensure the new variable works as expected, run:
Replace "http://your-prometheus-url" with your actual Prometheus URL.
dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json (4)
127-129: Panel configurations updated with new propertiesMultiple panels have been updated with new properties and the plugin version has been changed to 10.4.0. These changes include:
- Addition of
"showPercentChange": false- Setting
"textMode": "auto"- Enabling
"wideLayout": trueThese updates may affect the visual presentation and layout of the panels.
To ensure these changes have the desired effect and maintain consistency across the dashboard, please run the following checks:
#!/bin/bash # Verify consistency of new properties across all panels echo "Checking consistency of new properties..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.options) | .options | {id: .id, showPercentChange, textMode, wideLayout}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Check if any panels are missing the new properties echo "Checking for panels missing new properties..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.options) | select(.options.showPercentChange == null or .options.textMode == null or .options.wideLayout == null) | {id: .id}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Verify plugin version consistency echo "Checking plugin version consistency..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.pluginVersion) | {id: .id, pluginVersion}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.jsonPlease review the output to ensure all panels have been updated consistently and that the new properties are applied as intended.
Also applies to: 203-205, 267-269, 332-334, 410-412, 484-486, 561-563, 131-131, 207-207, 271-271, 336-336, 414-414, 488-488, 565-565
910-910: Chart legend configurations modifiedSeveral chart panels have had their legend display settings updated:
- Some charts now have legends hidden
- Legend placements have been changed in some panels
- Legend calculations and displayed statistics have been modified
These changes could affect the readability and interpretation of the charts in the dashboard.
To ensure consistency and usability across all chart panels, please run the following checks:
#!/bin/bash # Verify legend configurations across all chart panels echo "Checking legend configurations for chart panels..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type == "barchart" or .type == "timeseries") | {id: .id, type: .type, legendDisplay: .options.legend.displayMode, legendPlacement: .options.legend.placement, legendCalcs: .options.legend.calcs, showLegend: .options.legend.showLegend}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Check for inconsistencies in legend configurations echo "Checking for inconsistencies in legend configurations..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type == "barchart" or .type == "timeseries") | select(.options.legend.displayMode != "list" or .options.legend.placement != "bottom") | {id: .id, type: .type, legendDisplay: .options.legend.displayMode, legendPlacement: .options.legend.placement}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.jsonPlease review the output to ensure that legend configurations are consistent where appropriate and that any differences are intentional. Consider testing the dashboard to verify that the charts are still easily interpretable with these new legend settings.
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1-1786: Overall dashboard structure and consistencyThe dashboard appears to have a logical structure with multiple panels organized into rows, some of which are collapsible. It uses various visualization types to provide a comprehensive overview of the backup manager's performance. However, given the numerous changes made to individual panels and configurations, it's crucial to ensure overall consistency and proper functioning of the dashboard.
To perform a final verification of the dashboard's structure and consistency, please run the following checks:
#!/bin/bash # Check overall dashboard structure echo "Analyzing dashboard structure..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type == "row") | {id: .id, title: .title, collapsed: .collapsed}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Verify panel types and their count echo "Checking panel types and count..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type != "row") | .type' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json | sort | uniq -c # Check for any panels with errors or incomplete configurations echo "Checking for panels with potential issues..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type != "row") | select(.error != null or .fieldConfig == null or .targets == null) | {id: .id, type: .type}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Verify datasource consistency echo "Checking datasource consistency..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type != "row") | select(.datasource) | {id: .id, type: .type, datasource: .datasource.uid}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json | sort | uniq -cPlease review the output of these checks to ensure:
- The row structure is as expected
- There's a good balance of different panel types
- No panels have errors or incomplete configurations
- Datasource usage is consistent across panels
After verifying these aspects, it's recommended to load the dashboard in Grafana to visually inspect the layout, ensure all panels are loading correctly, and check that the data is being displayed as expected.
594-596: Table configurations updated with new propertiesThe table panels have been updated with new properties that may affect their appearance and behavior:
- New
"cellOptions"property added with"type": "auto""cellHeight"set to"sm"for a more compact layout"countRows"set tofalsein footer optionsThese changes could impact the visual presentation and functionality of the table panels.
To ensure these changes have the desired effect and maintain consistency across all table panels, please run the following checks:
Please review the output to ensure all table panels have been updated consistently and that the new properties are applied as intended. Also, consider testing the dashboard to verify that the table layouts and footer information are displayed correctly with these new settings.
Also applies to: 721-723, 649-649, 776-776, 651-651, 778-778
Verification successful
Table configurations verified successfully
All table panels in
backupmanager.jsonhave been updated consistently with the new properties:
"cellOptions"set to{ "type": "auto" }"cellHeight"set to"sm"for a more compact layout"countRows"set tofalsein footer optionsNo inconsistencies or missing properties were found across the table panels. These changes have been successfully applied and maintain the intended appearance and functionality of the table panels.
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Verify consistency of new table properties across all table panels echo "Checking consistency of new table properties..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type == "table") | {id: .id, cellOptions: .fieldConfig.defaults.custom.cellOptions, cellHeight: .options.cellHeight, countRows: .options.footer.countRows}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json # Check if any table panels are missing the new properties echo "Checking for table panels missing new properties..." jq -r '.panels[] | select(.type == "table") | select(.fieldConfig.defaults.custom.cellOptions == null or .options.cellHeight == null or .options.footer.countRows == null) | {id: .id}' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.jsonLength of output: 1499
dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-pods.json (10)
111-111: Approved: Dashboard configuration updatesThe changes in this section include:
- Addition of descriptive text to panel configurations, improving clarity.
- Upgrade of the plugin version from 10.1.0 to 11.2.0.
- Update of the schema version from 38 to 39.
These modifications enhance the dashboard's documentation and ensure compatibility with newer Grafana versions.
Also applies to: 152-152, 520-520
140-150: Approved: Enhanced visualization optionsThe following improvements have been made to the panel options:
- Addition of
percentChangeColorMode,showPercentChange, andwideLayoutoptions.- Setting of
minVizHeightandminVizWidthto 75 for multiple panels.These changes provide more control over the appearance and layout of the panels, potentially improving the dashboard's visual consistency and readability.
Also applies to: 680-692, 753-765, 830-842, 903-915
159-161: Approved: Enhanced Prometheus queries for multi-cluster supportThe changes to the Prometheus queries include:
- Addition of a
clusterlabel to multiple queries, enabling multi-cluster support.- Setting of
editorModeto "code" for several targets, allowing for more advanced query editing.These modifications improve the dashboard's flexibility and power, making it suitable for more complex Kubernetes environments.
Also applies to: 230-232, 295-297, 361-362, 461-461, 528-528, 599-599, 703-703, 776-776, 853-853, 926-926, 1045-1045, 1060-1060, 1075-1075, 1089-1089, 1103-1103, 1118-1118
2545-2572: Approved: New variables for enhanced filteringThe following improvements have been made to the dashboard variables:
- Addition of
clusterandjobvariables.- Update of
namespaceandpodvariable definitions to include theclusterlabel.These changes enhance the dashboard's flexibility by allowing users to filter data based on cluster and job. This is particularly useful in multi-cluster environments and provides more granular control over the displayed information.
Also applies to: 2583-2590, 2612-2619, 2678-2703
1229-1235: Approved: Refined graph visualizationsThe graph settings have been updated with the following changes:
- Modification of axis properties (axisBorderShow, axisCenteredZero, axisColorMode).
- Adjustment of bar width factor.
- Addition of the
insertNullsoption to multiple graphs.These refinements should improve the appearance and readability of the graphs.
Please verify that these changes result in the desired visual improvements across different types of data and time ranges.
Also applies to: 1355-1361, 1483-1489, 1607-1613, 1715-1721, 1838-1844, 1955-1961, 2097-2103, 2205-2211, 2313-2319, 2421-2427
2350-2351: Approved: Updated color settings for improved data visualizationThe color settings have been refined with the following changes:
- Adjustment of threshold colors.
- Modification of color modes from fixed colors to thresholds or palette-classic in some cases.
These changes should enhance the visual representation of data, making it easier to identify different states or value ranges at a glance.
Please review the dashboard with various data scenarios to ensure that the new color scheme effectively highlights important information and maintains good readability across different types of visualizations.
Also applies to: 2458-2459
2520-2520: Approved: Updated dashboard version and time settingsThe following changes have been made to the dashboard metadata and time settings:
- Dashboard version incremented to 30.
- Refresh interval set to 30 seconds.
- Default time range set to the last hour (from "now-1h" to "now").
These updates reflect the recent changes to the dashboard and provide reasonable default time and refresh settings for monitoring Kubernetes pods.
Also applies to: 2715-2715
476-476: Approved: Improved panel titles and descriptionsThe dashboard has been enhanced with the following changes:
- Update of several panel titles to be more specific and descriptive.
- Addition of descriptions to multiple panels.
These improvements increase the clarity and informativeness of the dashboard, making it easier for users to understand the purpose and context of each visualization. This is particularly helpful for new users or those unfamiliar with the specific metrics being displayed.
Also applies to: 543-543
703-703: Approved: Added job-based filtering for resource metricsA new
jobvariable has been introduced and incorporated into several Prometheus queries, particularly those related to resource requests and limits. This change offers the following benefits:
- More granular filtering of metrics based on the Prometheus job.
- Improved flexibility in environments with multiple metric sources.
This addition enhances the dashboard's ability to focus on specific metric sources, which can be crucial in complex Kubernetes environments.
Please test the dashboard with various job selections to ensure that the filtering works as expected and that it provides valuable insights when used in conjunction with other filters like cluster and namespace.
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1-2715: Approved: Comprehensive dashboard enhancementsThis update to the Kubernetes Pods View dashboard includes a wide range of improvements:
- Addition of multi-cluster support through new variables and updated Prometheus queries.
- Enhanced visualization options and refined graph settings.
- Improved panel titles and descriptions for better clarity.
- Updated color schemes for more effective data representation.
- New job-based filtering for resource metrics.
- General updates to maintain compatibility with newer Grafana versions.
These changes collectively result in a more powerful, flexible, and user-friendly dashboard, particularly beneficial for complex Kubernetes environments with multiple clusters.
Given the extensive nature of these changes, it is crucial to thoroughly test the dashboard:
- Verify that all panels load correctly and display accurate data.
- Test the dashboard across different time ranges and refresh rates.
- Ensure that all new filtering options (cluster, job) work as expected.
- Check the dashboard's performance, especially in environments with large amounts of data.
- Confirm that the visual changes (colors, graph settings) enhance readability and data interpretation.
dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-namespaces.json (6)
131-143: Panel updates improve visualization and functionalityMultiple panels have been updated with new options such as:
- Minimum visualization height and width settings
- Changes to sizing options
- Updated plugin versions
These changes should improve the overall look and functionality of the dashboard.
Also applies to: 206-218, 249-264, 331-341, 351-361, 371-381, 391-401, 411-421, 431-431
2175-2639: New network panels addedFour new network-related panels have been added to the dashboard:
- Network - Bandwidth by pod
- Network - Packets Rate by pod
- Network - Packets Dropped by pod
- Network - Errors by pod
These panels provide valuable insights into network performance and potential issues at the pod level.
155-155: Queries updated to include cluster variableMany panel queries have been modified to include the
clustervariable. For example:sum(rate(container_cpu_usage_seconds_total{namespace=~"$namespace", image!="", cluster="$cluster"}[$__rate_interval])) / sum(machine_cpu_cores{cluster="$cluster"})This change allows for better multi-cluster support and more precise querying.
Also applies to: 341-341, 351-351, 361-361, 371-371, 381-381, 391-391, 401-401, 411-411, 421-421, 431-431
2665-2686: Templating updated for multi-cluster supportThe templating section has been updated to improve multi-cluster support:
- A new
clustervariable has been added.- The
namespacevariable query now includes the cluster filter.- The
created_byvariable query now includes the cluster filter.These changes allow for more precise filtering and querying across multiple clusters.
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1-2794: Summary of dashboard updatesThis update to the Kubernetes Namespaces View dashboard includes several significant improvements:
- Enhanced multi-cluster support through the addition of a
clustervariable and its incorporation into queries and templating.- New network-related panels providing detailed insights into bandwidth, packet rates, dropped packets, and errors at the pod level.
- Version updates for Grafana, Prometheus datasource, and the dashboard itself.
- Various panel updates improving visualization and functionality.
These changes should result in a more comprehensive and flexible dashboard for monitoring Kubernetes namespaces across multiple clusters. However, please ensure compatibility with your current Grafana and Prometheus setup due to the version changes.
24-24: Version updates may require attentionSeveral version changes have been made:
- Grafana version updated to 10.3.1
- Prometheus datasource version changed to 1.0.0
- Schema version incremented to 39
- Dashboard version updated to 36
These updates may introduce new features, changes in behavior, or require additional configuration. Please ensure compatibility with your current Grafana and Prometheus setup.
To verify the compatibility, run the following commands:
Also applies to: 30-30, 2643-2643, 2792-2792
dashboards/dotdc/k8s-views-global.json (10)
14-30: Dashboard configuration updated with new versions and featuresThe following significant changes have been made to the dashboard configuration:
- Grafana version updated from 8.3.4 to 10.3.1
- Prometheus datasource version changed from 5.0.0 to 1.0.0
- New panel type "bargauge" added
These updates may introduce new features and potentially change the behavior of existing visualizations. Ensure that all panels are functioning correctly with these new versions.
To verify the compatibility and functionality of the dashboard with the new versions, please test the dashboard in a staging environment before deploying to production.
155-235: CPU Usage panel enhanced with new visualization and improved queriesThe CPU Usage panel has been significantly improved:
- Panel type changed from "stat" to "bargauge" for better visualization.
- New transformations added to calculate mean values and organize data fields.
- CPU usage expressions modified to include cluster-specific filtering and separate Linux and Windows metrics.
These changes should provide a more detailed and accurate representation of CPU usage across different systems in the cluster.
To ensure the new panel configuration is working as expected, please verify that:
- The bargauge visualization correctly represents CPU usage data.
- The transformations are calculating and displaying the mean values accurately.
- The cluster-specific filtering is correctly applied and showing data for the selected cluster only.
972-1066: RAM Usage panel updated consistently with CPU Usage panelThe RAM Usage panel has been updated in a manner consistent with the CPU Usage panel:
- Panel type changed to "bargauge" for improved visualization.
- New transformations added to calculate mean values and organize data fields.
- Memory usage expressions modified to include cluster-specific filtering and separate Linux and Windows metrics.
These changes maintain consistency in the dashboard's design and should provide a more detailed view of memory usage across different systems in the cluster.
To ensure the new panel configuration is working as expected, please verify that:
- The bargauge visualization correctly represents RAM usage data.
- The transformations are calculating and displaying the mean values accurately.
- The cluster-specific filtering is correctly applied and showing data for the selected cluster only.
1246-1280: Cluster CPU Utilization panel improved with OS-specific metrics and mean calculationThe Cluster CPU Utilization panel has been enhanced:
- Separate metrics added for Linux and Windows systems.
- New transformations introduced to calculate the mean CPU usage across all systems.
These improvements provide a more comprehensive and accurate representation of CPU utilization across the entire cluster, regardless of the underlying operating system.
To ensure the new panel configuration is working as expected, please verify that:
- Both Linux and Windows metrics are being correctly collected and displayed.
- The mean CPU usage calculation is accurate and reflects the overall cluster utilization.
- The visualization remains clear and easy to interpret with the addition of multiple data sources.
1381-1415: Cluster Memory Utilization panel updated consistently with CPU Utilization panelThe Cluster Memory Utilization panel has been improved in line with the CPU Utilization panel:
- Separate metrics added for Linux and Windows systems.
- New transformations introduced to calculate the mean memory usage across all systems.
These changes provide a consistent approach to monitoring both CPU and memory utilization across different operating systems in the cluster.
To ensure the new panel configuration is working as expected, please verify that:
- Both Linux and Windows memory metrics are being correctly collected and displayed.
- The mean memory usage calculation is accurate and reflects the overall cluster utilization.
- The visualization remains clear and easy to interpret with the addition of multiple data sources.
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2648-3270: Network panels enhanced with cross-OS metrics and combined visualizationsMultiple network-related panels have been updated to provide a more comprehensive view of network utilization:
- Metrics for both Linux and Windows systems have been added to panels such as Global Network Utilization, Network Saturation, and Network Received/Transmitted by instance.
- New transformations have been introduced to combine Linux and Windows metrics for simplified visualization.
These improvements allow for a more accurate representation of network usage across the entire cluster, regardless of the underlying operating system.
To ensure the new panel configurations are working as expected, please verify that:
- Both Linux and Windows network metrics are being correctly collected and displayed in each relevant panel.
- The combined metrics (where applicable) accurately reflect the overall cluster network utilization.
- The visualizations remain clear and easy to interpret with the addition of multiple data sources.
- OS-specific data can still be distinguished when necessary for troubleshooting or detailed analysis.
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2202-2531: Kubernetes monitoring enhanced with new panels and improved filteringThe Kubernetes-related sections of the dashboard have been significantly improved:
- New panels added for monitoring Kubernetes Pods QoS classes and Pods Status Reason.
- Existing Kubernetes panels updated with cluster-specific filtering.
These changes provide more detailed insights into the Kubernetes cluster's state and resource allocation, allowing for better monitoring and troubleshooting of pod-related issues.
To ensure the new and updated Kubernetes panels are functioning correctly, please verify that:
- The Kubernetes Pods QoS classes panel accurately reflects the distribution of pods across different QoS classes.
- The Pods Status Reason panel correctly displays the reasons for pod statuses, helping to identify common issues.
- The cluster-specific filtering is applied consistently across all Kubernetes panels, showing data only for the selected cluster.
- The new panels integrate well with the existing dashboard layout and provide valuable, actionable insights.
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3416-3511: Dashboard variables expanded for improved filtering and resolution controlThe dashboard variables have been enhanced:
- New variables added for "cluster" and "job" selection.
- The "resolution" variable options have been updated with more granular choices.
These changes provide users with greater flexibility in filtering data and controlling the resolution of metrics across the entire dashboard.
To ensure the new variables are working correctly, please verify that:
- The "cluster" variable correctly populates with available clusters and filters data across all panels when changed.
- The "job" variable allows for proper selection of jobs and correctly filters data in relevant panels.
- The updated "resolution" variable options are applied consistently across all panels and provide the expected level of detail in the metrics.
- The interaction between these variables is smooth and doesn't cause any unexpected behavior in the dashboard.
3391-3391: Dashboard metadata updated to reflect significant changesThe dashboard metadata has been updated:
- Schema version increased from 38 to 39.
- Dashboard version incremented from 31 to 40.
These version increments reflect the substantial modifications made to the dashboard structure and content, including new panels, updated visualizations, and enhanced variables.
To ensure the version updates are appropriate:
- Confirm that all changes in this update justify the significant version increment from 31 to 40.
- Verify that the new schema version 39 is compatible with the Grafana version specified in the dashboard (10.3.1).
- Check if there's a changelog or release notes that need to be updated to reflect these version changes and the new features/improvements introduced.
Also applies to: 3523-3523
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1-3525: Comprehensive update enhances dashboard functionality and cross-platform monitoringThis update to the Kubernetes / Views / Global dashboard represents a significant improvement in functionality and cross-platform monitoring capabilities:
- Enhanced visualization with new panel types and transformations.
- Improved cross-platform support with separate metrics for Linux and Windows systems.
- More detailed Kubernetes monitoring with new panels and improved filtering.
- Greater flexibility in data filtering and resolution control through updated variables.
- Consistent updates across CPU, memory, and network monitoring panels.
These changes should provide users with a more comprehensive and actionable view of their Kubernetes environments.
Before finalizing this update:
- Thoroughly test the dashboard in a staging environment that mirrors your production setup.
- Verify that all panels and metrics load correctly and perform well with real-world data volumes.
- Ensure that the new cross-platform metrics do not cause confusion for users and that the combined visualizations accurately represent the overall system state.
- Update any associated documentation or user guides to reflect the new features and changes in the dashboard.
- Consider gathering feedback from key users to ensure the changes meet their monitoring needs.
dashboards/victoria-metrics/vmalert.json (5)
62-62: Improved metric queries for better flexibility and accuracyThe following improvements have been made to existing metric queries:
The
versionmetric now uses a dynamic$__intervalinstead of a fixed 20m offset:sum(vm_app_version{job=~"$job", instance=~"$instance"}) by(short_version) unless (sum(vm_app_version{job=~"$job", instance=~"$instance"} offset $__interval) by(short_version))The
restartsmetric now includes a range vector selector with[$__interval]:sum(changes(vm_app_start_timestamp{job=~"$job", instance=~"$instance"}[$__interval])) by(job, instance)These changes enhance the dashboard's adaptability to different time ranges and provide more accurate restart counting. The dynamic interval allows the queries to adjust based on the selected time range in Grafana, improving the dashboard's overall flexibility.
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203-208: Updated panel configurations and layout adjustmentsNumerous changes have been made to panel configurations and layout:
pluginVersionhas been updated to 10.4.2 across multiple panels, aligning with the new Grafana version.- New properties have been added to panel configurations:
wideLayout: trueshowPercentChange: false- Grid positions for various panels have been adjusted.
These updates take advantage of new Grafana features and potentially improve the dashboard's organization and readability.
To ensure the layout changes work well across different environments:
- Test the dashboard on various screen sizes and resolutions.
- Verify that all panels are visible and properly arranged in both desktop and mobile views.
- Check that the new
wideLayoutproperty doesn't cause any issues with panel visibility or overlap.You can use Grafana's built-in responsiveness testing feature or external tools like Browser Stack for this verification.
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1-3603: Overall dashboard enhancements with version updatesThis update to the VictoriaMetrics vmalert dashboard includes several significant improvements:
- Version updates for Grafana, dashboard schema, and vmalert compatibility.
- Improved metric queries for better flexibility and accuracy.
- New panels for monitoring CPU usage in garbage collection, connections, and write rates.
- Updated panel configurations to leverage new Grafana features.
- Changes to variables and refresh settings for potentially improved functionality.
These changes collectively enhance the dashboard's capabilities for monitoring vmalert performance and resource usage.
Before deploying this updated dashboard to production:
- Perform a comprehensive test of all dashboard features, including variable selection, panel rendering, and query execution.
- Verify that the dashboard loads and performs well with production-level data volumes.
- Check for any deprecated features or settings that may have been introduced due to the version updates.
- Ensure that all team members are familiar with the new metrics and panels added to the dashboard.
Consider creating a brief changelog document to communicate these dashboard improvements to the team and end-users.
3451-3451: Changes to variables and dashboard refresh settingsTwo notable changes have been made to the dashboard's variables and refresh settings:
The
groupvariable definition has been updated:label_values(vmalert_iteration_total{job=~"$job", instance=~"$instance"}, group)It now references
vmalert_iteration_totalinstead ofvmalert_iteration_duration_seconds.The dashboard refresh interval has been changed from
falseto an empty string:"refresh": "",To ensure these changes don't negatively impact the dashboard functionality:
Verify that the
groupvariable populates correctly:Check if the output includes the expected group labels.
Test the dashboard's refresh behavior in Grafana to ensure it works as intended with the new empty string setting.
Consider adding a comment in the JSON file explaining the reason for changing the
groupvariable definition and the refresh interval. This will help future maintainers understand the rationale behind these changes.Also applies to: 3529-3536
9-9: Version updates require compatibility verificationThe following significant version updates have been made:
- Grafana version updated from 9.2.7 to 10.4.2
- Dashboard schema version updated from 37 to 39
- VictoriaMetrics vmalert compatibility version updated from v1.96.0 to v1.102.0
These updates may introduce new features or changes in functionality. Please ensure that:
- All dashboard components are compatible with Grafana 10.4.2
- The dashboard structure adheres to schema version 39 requirements
- The monitoring setup is compatible with VictoriaMetrics vmalert v1.102.0
To verify Grafana compatibility, run:
Check if any installed plugins are incompatible with Grafana 10.4.2.
To verify vmalert version compatibility, run:
Ensure the installed version is at least v1.102.0.
Also applies to: 82-82, 3452-3452
Verification successful
Version updates successfully verified
All specified version updates are present in the
dashboards/victoria-metrics/vmalert.jsonfile:
- Grafana version updated to 10.4.2
- VictoriaMetrics vmalert compatibility version updated to v1.102.0
Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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grafana-cli plugins lsLength of output: 103
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vmalert --versionLength of output: 94
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#!/bin/bash rg "10\.4\.2" dashboards/victoria-metrics/vmalert.jsonLength of output: 280
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#!/bin/bash rg "v1\.102\.0" dashboards/victoria-metrics/vmalert.jsonLength of output: 134
dashboards/ingress/namespace-detail.json (1)
1342-1344: Unit formatting removed for service port displayThe unit for the service port display has been changed from "short" to "none". This modification removes any automatic unit formatting, which is appropriate for port numbers as they don't require specific units.
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Remove or clarify the purpose of the duplicate Prometheus data source configuration.
There appears to be a duplicate Prometheus data source configuration. This new configuration at lines 593-611 has the same name ("ds_prometheus") as the existing configuration at lines 566-582. Having multiple data sources with the same name can lead to confusion and potential errors in the dashboard.
Consider the following actions:
- If this is unintentional, remove the duplicate configuration.
- If there's a specific reason for this additional configuration, please clarify its purpose and consider renaming it to avoid confusion.
- If this is meant to replace the existing configuration, update the existing one instead of adding a new one.
If you decide to remove the duplicate configuration, you can apply this diff:
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@kvaps You have duplicate source.
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Seems like the humans are having a chat. I'll hop back into my burrow for now. If you need me again, just tag @coderabbitai in a new comment, and I'll come hopping out!
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Codebase Verification
Missing new properties in specific panels
The update to Grafana 10.4.0 introduces new configuration options that are not yet applied to all panels.
- Panels with IDs 21 and 22 are missing the following properties:
showPercentChangetextModewideLayout
Please update these panels to include the new properties to ensure full compatibility and optimal functionality with Grafana 10.4.0.
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Significant version updates detected
The Grafana version has been updated from 9.0.4 to 10.4.0, and the schema version has been incremented from 36 to 39. These updates may introduce new features and potentially breaking changes.
To ensure compatibility and proper functioning of the dashboard after these updates, please run the following verification steps:
Please review the output of these checks and make any necessary adjustments to ensure the dashboard functions correctly with the new versions.
Also applies to: 1686-1686
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# Verify if all used panel types and features are still supported in Grafana 10.4.0
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jq -r '.panels[].type' dashboards/victoria-metrics/backupmanager.json | sort -u | xargs -I {} echo "Panel type: {}"
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New panels added for enhanced monitoring
Three new panels have been added to the dashboard, providing valuable insights into vmalert's performance and resource usage:
- "CPU spent on GC": Monitors the percentage of CPU time spent on garbage collection.
- "Connections": Tracks the number of established connections to remote write endpoints.
- "Bytes write rate": Shows the global rate of written bytes via remote write connections.
These additions significantly improve the dashboard's ability to monitor vmalert's resource utilization and performance. They will help in identifying potential bottlenecks and optimizing the system's configuration.
Consider updating the dashboard's documentation or README file to include information about these new panels and their significance in monitoring vmalert. This will help users understand the new metrics and how to interpret them.
Also applies to: 3238-3341, 3342-3444
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Where could I check all the dashboard in the wild or on the cozy-stack instance? |
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@kvaps You have duplicate source.
You can build your own release and apply it in cluster |
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Thanks, fixed |
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Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil kvapss@gmail.com
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New Features
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