Grafana dashboard for InfluxDB docker container.
To create the image bbinet/grafana, execute the following command in the
docker-grafana folder:
docker build -t bbinet/grafana .
You can now push the new image to the public registry:
docker push bbinet/grafana
You can configure the Grafana running container with the following required environment variables:
METRICSDB: InfluxDB database in which grafana should query the metrics.METRICSDB_USER: Username to use to connect to the above database (the password will be read from InfluxDB docker environment variables).GRAFANADB: InfluxDB database in which grafana should persist all the dashboards.GRAFANADB_USER: Username to use to connect to the above database (the password will be read from InfluxDB docker environment variables).HTTP_USER: Username for HTTP auth.HTTP_PASSWORD: Password for HTTP auth.
Then when starting your InfluxDB container, you will want to bind ports 80
from the Grafana container to the host external ports.
The container should also be linked with the InfluxDB container so that it can
read the users passwords from the environment variables.
For example:
$ docker pull bbinet/grafana
$ docker run --name grafana \
--link influxdb:influxdb \
-p 80:80 \
-e METRICSDB=metrics \
-e METRICSDB_USER=user \
-e GRAFANADB=grafana \
-e GRAFANADB_USER=admin \
-e HTTP_USER=myuser \
-e HTTP_PASSWORD=mypass \
bbinet/grafana