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Currently, the project only focuses on exporting data to certain back-ends. This does not provide any quick value to the user, and makes it difficult to get started with conntracct.
Provide a collection of Grafana dashboards the user can get started with, and load these dashboards into the docker-compose stack when it starts up.
In case anyone is already interested in using the tool and lands here looking for an example query, this is a basic example for visualizing per-flow bytes in the original direction from InfluxDB:
SELECT sum("bytes_orig_rate")
FROM
(
SELECT non_negative_derivative(mean("bytes_orig"), 1s) AS "bytes_orig_rate"
FROM "conntracct_udp"."autogen"."ct_acct"
WHERE "bytes_orig" != 0
GROUP BY time(1s),*
)
WHERE $timeFilter AND ("dst_port" =~ /.*/)
GROUP BY time(1s),* fill(none)
I've read that the new Flux query/scripting language could drastically improve the way of doing this, obviating the need for a subquery on high-cardinality metrics. I would not mind if the project focused exclusively on Flux.
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Currently, the project only focuses on exporting data to certain back-ends. This does not provide any quick value to the user, and makes it difficult to get started with conntracct.
Provide a collection of Grafana dashboards the user can get started with, and load these dashboards into the
docker-compose
stack when it starts up.In case anyone is already interested in using the tool and lands here looking for an example query, this is a basic example for visualizing per-flow bytes in the original direction from InfluxDB:
I've read that the new Flux query/scripting language could drastically improve the way of doing this, obviating the need for a subquery on high-cardinality metrics. I would not mind if the project focused exclusively on Flux.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: