1] Procedure to Access the Grafana Dashboard for Trilio
The following command provides the URL for the Grafana dashboard:
oc -n openshift-user-workload-monitoring get routes -n openshift-user-workload-monitoring
The above command shows the Grafana URL. Log in to Grafana using this URL.
Use the credentials mentioned in the grafana-secret-creds.yaml file to log in to the Grafana UI.
Alternatively, you can fetch the credentials using the following commands:
kubectl get secret -n openshift-user-workload-monitoring credentials -o "jsonpath={.data.GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_USER}" | base64 --decode
kubectl get secret -n openshift-user-workload-monitoring credentials -o "jsonpath={.data.GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_PASSWORD}" | base64 --decode
1.1] Import Grafana Dashboard File
Download or navigate to the Grafana dashboard JSON file using the following location:
cd triliovault-cfg-scripts/redhat-director-scripts/monitoring-openshift/grafana/
Grafana dashboard JSON file:
vi TrilioGrafanaDashboard.json
2] Steps to Import a Grafana Dashboard
After successful login to Grafana, follow these steps.
2.1] Go to Dashboards
a) On the left sidebar, click the Dashboards icon (four-square icon).
b) Click New → Import.
(In some Grafana versions, you may see an Import option directly in the Dashboards section.)
2.2] Choose JSON File
You will see the following options:
Import dashboard from file or import via dashboard JSON model
Upload or paste JSON file
Perform one of the following actions:
Click Upload JSON file, then select your dashboard JSON file (for example, TrilioGrafanaDashboard.json)
OR
Paste the JSON content directly into the text box
2.3] Click Import
Grafana will create the dashboard from the JSON file
You will be redirected to the dashboard view
2.4] Select Prometheus Datasource
Select the Prometheus datasource when prompted.
The dashboard import is now complete.
3] Overview of Default Panels
The Grafana dashboard has two levels:
3.1] Project Level Panel Details
3.1.1] Snapshot Panel
This panel shows the successful, failed, and running backups.
Green indicates successful backups
Red indicates failed backups
Yellow indicates running backups
The panel also shows the percentage ratio of each status.
3.1.2] Restore Panel
This panel shows the successful, failed, and running restore operations.
Green indicates successful restores
Red indicates failed restores
Yellow indicates running restores
The panel also shows the percentage ratio of each status.
3.1.3] Protected Instance Info Panel
This panel shows the number of protected and unprotected instances.
3.1.4] Quota Usage Panel
This panel shows the quota usage details for:
3.1.5] Workload Panel
This panel shows the number of workloads available in the selected project.
3.2] Cloud Level Panel Details
This panel shows the same details as the project level panels, but it displays the information for the entire cloud instead of a specific project.
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