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System Health Monitoring
Dany Marcoux edited this page Sep 14, 2020
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We collect metrics about the various software on which OBS relies.
Telegraf fetches metrics for each software through an input plugin, then reports those metrics to an influxDB database via the influxDB output plugin. We then display those metrics in our Grafana instance.
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Our system health monitoring consists of the following software:
- RabbitMQ: Grafana dashboard from metrics fetched by the RabbitMQ input plugin for Telegraf.
- Passenger: Grafana dashboard from metrics fetched by the Passenger input plugin for Telegraf.
- Backend: Grafana dashboard
- Postfix: Grafana dashboard from metrics fetched by the Procstat input plugin for Telegraf.
- Memcached: Grafana dashboard from metrics fetched by the Memcached input plugin for Telegraf.
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