• A sampler to run covid19 data into influxdb grafana ready time series.

demo: http://covid19.chatsubo.it

The client:

The dashboard

Multiple sources selection

• sampler
• projections system
• first projection: summary
• 5 different data sources (2 globals, Italy, Germany, USA)

• more sources (check github Issues and the new sources howto).
• -->> plugin system <<--
• auto import default dashboards in grafana.
• auto configure sources in grafana.

• install docker
• checkout git repository
• run ./runcovid.sh
• docker exec -ti covid19 bake_grafana # Only the first time, setup the grafana dashboard.
• docker exec -ti covid19 covid19 --help

Open your browser on http://localhost:3003 and import the dashboard under contrib/

docker exec -ti covid19 covid19 settings --set-github-api-key <github-api-key>
docker exec -ti covid19 covid19 settings --set-influxdb-endpoint localhost 8086
docker exec -ti covid19 covid19 sources add worldometers
docker exec -ti covid19 covid19 projections add summary worldometers country 1d

./covid19 update sources worldometers

Some stuff is saved into ~/.covid19

:~/$ ls ~/.covid19
config.json  grafana  influxdb
:~/$

Run docker influxdb\grafana image:

./runcovid.sh

then open browser on http://localhost:3003

The default admin account for Grafana is root/root, anonymous dashboard browsing is enabled.

• The latest dashboard should be updated.
• The sources should be created.

Open an issue if it doesn't work.

To obtain series lag and overlap series with different timeframes, the InfluxDB Timeshift Proxy is used (https://www.npmjs.com/package/influxdb-timeshift-proxy).

An example configuration is:

Check parameters:

• Query: InfluxDB-Shifted is the timeshift proxy previously configured.
• alias: shift_8_days is the syntax to define a time shift (using aliasing). To know more check influxdb-timeshift-proxy documentation on the link above.

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