Grafana is the most essential application in my job. I can use Notepad to code in a world without IDEs. I couldn't keep a damn thing running in the real world without Grafana. And I've been forced against my will to use alternatives in the past.
How did you learn it?
Basically brute force, I'm not great with it but I was the one on my team responsible for setting up our dashboards. I wrote the prometheus metric collection in our microservices and built the dashboards from that data.
There are tons of free dashboards though for monitoring resources and such so a lot of things I use are just downloaded from the Grafana website. And the docs are good too. So looking at examples + documentation is how I learn. It would be helpful if I was better with math though.
I guess it's time to start browsing the dashboards
thanks
It gets me every time seeing people using the product I build 🥹
You worked on Grafana? Your product is awesome, I use it in my homelab for performance metrics
Yes, I'm one of the designers 👍🏾
Poggers. Couldn‘t live wuthout it. Thank you for your work!
Love Grafana, especially the new UI. Great work, man. :)
That’s so cool! Grafana is awesome, the whole team did a great job
Thank you very much.
Do you work on Loci too?
Grafana is one of those tools which everyone should use if they have something they maintain themselves. Superb tool.
Grafana is the most essential application in my job. I can use Notepad to code in a world without IDEs. I couldn't keep a damn thing running in the real world without Grafana. And I've been forced against my will to use alternatives in the past.
How did you learn it?
Basically brute force, I'm not great with it but I was the one on my team responsible for setting up our dashboards. I wrote the prometheus metric collection in our microservices and built the dashboards from that data.
There are tons of free dashboards though for monitoring resources and such so a lot of things I use are just downloaded from the Grafana website. And the docs are good too. So looking at examples + documentation is how I learn. It would be helpful if I was better with math though.
I guess it's time to start browsing the dashboards thanks
You work at Grafana?