jira-grafana-team-metrics-datasource

Grafana Datasource that connects to JIRA and analyses data to produce team management metrics such as velocity and cycle time

Development / Usage

Create a .env file like the .env-example file but with your JIRA credentials (the password is the key you generate from your atlassian account, not your actual password)
If using VS Code, run a debug session using the "Launch via npm" configuration
From the command link run it with npm using npm start

Dashboard query configuration

Many of the queries the service supports have required and optional parameters supplied using custom JSON input data such as in the image below.

The configuration options for each metric are specified here.

Current 2 week velocity

Example: {"toStatus": "Deployed", "projectKey": "ENG", "teamId": 9, "addBugsDefault": false}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
toStatus	The status the velocity calculation considers to be "complete"	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
projectKey	The project for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are part of the specified project when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA project key	The JIRA project key
teamId	The team for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are assigned to the specified team when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA team ID number	The JIRA team ID number
addBugsDefault	if true then if bugs don't have a size then their size is returned with a default bug size	true, false
bugDefaultSize	The default size to use for bugs if addBugsDefault is true (if unspecified then a hard coded default of 2 story points is used)	any integer

Rolling 2 week velocity

Example: {"toStatus": "Deployed", "projectKey": "ENG", "addBugsDefault": true, "bugDefaultSize": 2}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
toStatus	The status the velocity calculation considers to be "complete"	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
projectKey	The project for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are part of the specified project when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA project key	The JIRA project key
teamId	The team for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are assigned to the specified team when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA team ID number	The JIRA team ID number
addBugsDefault	if true then if bugs don't have a size then their size is returned with a default bug size	true, false
bugDefaultSize	The default size to use for bugs if addBugsDefault is true (if unspecified then a hard coded default of 2 story points is used)	any integer

Current 2 week average cycle time per point

Example: {"toStatus": "Deployed", "fromStatus": "Prioritised", "projectKey": "ENG"}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
toStatus	When a ticket enters this status, the cycle-time clock stops	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
fromStatus	When a ticket leaves this status, the cycle-time clock starts	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
projectKey	The project for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are part of the specified project at the time of completion count towards the velocity	Any JIRA project key	The JIRA project key

Rolling 2 week average cycle time per point

Example: {"toStatus": "Deployed", "fromStatus": "Prioritised", "projectKey": "ENG"}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
toStatus	When a ticket enters this status, the cycle-time clock stops	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
fromStatus	When a ticket leaves this status, the cycle-time clock starts	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
projectKey	The project for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are part of the specified project at the time of completion count towards the velocity	Any JIRA project key	The JIRA project key

Release Progress

Example: {"versionIds": [10173, 10166]}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
versionIds	An array of the JIRA release IDs for the versions to display	Release ID numbers	The numbers

Release Projection

Example:

{
  "releaseId": 10173, 
  "toStatus": "Business Acceptance",
  "projectKey": "ENG",
  "vSource": "Explicit",
  "vBounds": {
    "max": 60,
    "cur": 40,
    "min": 30
  },
  "releaseDate": "2020/02/28",
  "addBugsDefault": true,
  "bugDefaultSize": 2
}

Key	Description	Possible Values	Descriptions
releaseId	The release to calculate the project for	JIRA Release ID number	The number
toStatus	The status the velocity calculation considers to be "complete"	Any status in the value stream	The name of the status
projectKey	The project for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are part of the specified project when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA project key	The JIRA project key
teamId	The team for which velocity is being calculated. Only issues that are assigned to the specified team when the chart is calculated will count towards the velocity	Any JIRA team ID number	The JIRA team ID number
vSource	The source used for the velocity values	`Explicit`	The velocity bounds to display are specified in config under `vBounds`
		`Limits`	The velocity bounds are calculated from the `projectKey` velocity in the timeframe displayed with the minimum, current and maximum velocities in the timeframe used to calculate the bounds of the projection
vBounds	Only required if `vSource` == `Explicit`. Specifies the min, max and current velocities to use for projection. Required 2 weekly velocity figures in story points	`{"max": X, "cur": Y, "min": Z}`	Must be in the specified nested JSON structure. X, Y and Z being velocity values which can be fractional
releaseDate	A planned release date. Used to show a vertical line on the burnup	Any valid date format, e.g. YYYY/MM/DD	The release date
addBugsDefault	if true then if bugs don't have a size then their size is returned with a default bug size	true, false
bugDefaultSize	The default size to use for bugs if addBugsDefault is true (if unspecified then a hard coded default of 2 story points is used)	any integer

Running on a Raspberry PI

Make sure the Simple JSON plugin is installed on your grafana instance:

sudo grafana-cli plugins install simpod-json-datasource

Set up the datasource:

Add new datasource in the Grafana UI
Name: JSON
URL: http://localhost:3030
Everything else turned off

Set up the dashboard:

Go to manage dashboards on the Grafana UI
Click "Upload JSON"
Navigate to the json file in the grafana sub-directory of this project on your lcoal machine and import it

To run this as a service on a raspberry pi:

sudo cp jira-metrics.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo chmod u+rwx /etc/systemd/system/jira-metrics.service
sudo systemctl enable jira-metrics

To control the service manually:

Start: sudo systemctl start jira-metrics Stop: sudo systemctl stop jira-metrics

To see the output log:

cat /var/log/syslog

rhysjtevans/jira-grafana-team-metrics-datasource