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After setting it up a few minutes ago, I was a bit confused about missing cpu/bandwidth-metrics. The instance dropdown in grafana is build by using label_values(bbb_api_up, instance) - in my case that returned bbbhost.example:443.
The instance label from my netdata appeared as bbbhost.example:19999. In this case, the $instance variable in grafana contained bbbhost.example:443 and such the corresponding netdata metrics were not found.
Currently I've solved it by adding the following relabel config to my scrape_configs in prometheus.yml:
Just FYI - if you like, just close the issue - or add a note about the requirement of equal instance labels for netdata and the exporter for the dashboards :)
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Thank you @robbi5 for your findings. Yeah, I made the assumption that both the exporter and Netdata will be behind the BigBlueButton Nginx reverse proxy. I will expand the documentation to include this. Thanks!
First, thanks for the awesome bbb-exporter 😍
After setting it up a few minutes ago, I was a bit confused about missing cpu/bandwidth-metrics. The instance dropdown in grafana is build by using
label_values(bbb_api_up, instance)
- in my case that returnedbbbhost.example:443
.The instance label from my netdata appeared as
bbbhost.example:19999
. In this case, the$instance
variable in grafana containedbbbhost.example:443
and such the corresponding netdata metrics were not found.Currently I've solved it by adding the following relabel config to my scrape_configs in prometheus.yml:
Just FYI - if you like, just close the issue - or add a note about the requirement of equal instance labels for netdata and the exporter for the dashboards :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: