ceph/monitoring/ceph-mixin

Prometheus Monitoring Mixin for Ceph

A set of Grafana dashboards and Prometheus alerts for Ceph.

All the Grafana dashboards are already generated in the dashboards_out directory and alerts in the prometheus_alerts.yaml file.

You can use the Grafana dashboards and alerts with Jsonnet like any other prometheus mixin. You can find more ressources about mixins in general on monitoring.mixins.dev.

Grafana dashboards for Ceph

In dashboards_out you can find a collection of Grafana dashboards for Ceph Monitoring.

These dashboards are based on metrics collected from prometheus scraping the prometheus mgr plugin and the node_exporter.

Requirements

• Status Panel installed on your Grafana instance
• Pie Chart Panel installed on your Grafana instance

Prometheus alerts

In prometheus_alerts.yaml you'll find a set of Prometheus alert rules that should provide a decent set of default alerts for a Ceph cluster. Just put this file in a place according to your Prometheus configuration (wherever the rules configuration stanza points).

SNMP

Ceph provides a MIB (CEPH-PROMETHEUS-ALERT-MIB.txt) to support sending Prometheus alerts through to an SNMP management platform. The translation from Prometheus alert to SNMP trap requires the Prometheus alert to contain an OID that maps to a definition within the MIB. When making changes to the Prometheus alert rules file, developers should include any necessary changes to the MIB.

Building from Jsonnet

• Install jsonnet (at least v0.18.0)
  • By installing the package jsonnet in most of the distro and golang-github-google-jsonnet in fedora
• Install jsonnet-bundler

To rebuild all the generated files, you can run tox -egrafonnet-fix.

The jsonnet code located in this directory depends on some Jsonnet third party libraries. To update those libraries you can run jb update and then update the generated files using tox -egrafonnet-fix.