/traefik-influxdb-chronograf

Example of a stack centered around Traefik and InfluxDB with visualizations and querying provided by Chronograf and Grafana.

Example deployment: Traefik (load-balancer and reverse-proxy), InfluxDB, Chronograf, Grafana

Important

  • Please make sure all of the declared ports in the docker-compose.yml and configuration files are open.
  • To query InfluxDB from the terminal please install influxdb-client - it can be installed via apt-get -y influxdb-client on Debian systems.
  • The docker.sock needs to be mounted so that Traefik can monitor it.
  • In this example InfluxDB monitors only the connections with Traefik on UDP but it exposes the API and it can log anything else also.

Chronograf exposed Admin interface: http://localhost:8888/sources/0/chronograf/data-explorer

Traefik exposed Admin interface: http://localhost:8080/dashboard/#/

Grafana: http://localhost:3000

User: admin, Password: admin

Set up InfluxDB as source from Grafana admin:

Simple deploy (recommended): docker-compose up -d

Shut down the stack: docker-compose down

Create a simple swarm https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/swarm_init/ Swarm mode doesn't work if docker was installed sandboxed by Snap. docker swarm init

Enable swarmMode = true in traefik.toml

With Swarm mode enabled: docker stack deploy -c my-stack

Remove deployed stack: docker stack rm my-stack

To check stack status: docker stack ps my-stack