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Nice dashboards. The Jenkins LS failure seems to be unrelated but seems like for whatever reasons the dashboard loading tests are failing: https://travis-ci.org/elastic/beats/jobs/370730035#L4268 |
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I had exported the dashboards from kibana directly, I have done it now with the export tool. |
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Some example dashboards and visualizations that can be used with haproxy metrics.
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Add some dashboards and visualizations for haproxy.
I think it is a bit tricky to have generic dashboards for haproxy, there are too many ways of configuring frontends, backends and server lists. This collection of dashboards and visualizations can serve as a good base so users can create their own dashboards for their specific use cases.
Overview that acts as an index, each entry in the three columns is a parameterized link to one of the following views.
Dashboard for an HTTP frontend
Dashboard for an HTTP backend
Dashboard for an HTTP server
A couple of dashboards are also added for TCP frontends and backends, they are similar to the HTTP ones, but with less things.