Grafana Dashboard Setup for your PLEX & NAS

Will this work for jellyfin server?

I cant inbstall collectd.....kubuntu says collectd has no install candidate........is there something else to install to replace

Dear Team, Any update on the Grafana 9 Video Full Tutorial. I understood you are helping the poor public who unable to pay for learning but wanted to get a good job to fill their stomach and well establish in society. My heartly humble request, think for a Windows or Linux Server Admin , They do not have data scientist knowledge to run the latest Grafana 9, Influx DB, Prometheus software's but you can make video from ABCD label (Titbit knowledge). without keeping anything secret/hidden, so that they can learn fully., They can create the minimum all type of device connected for monitoring , Please make 100 type of ready made templates for Windows, Linux with alerting, so that they can use directly in their live environment . I am on of them. Thank you, your well wisher Bibek Kumar...👍🙏

I just found your channel by accident, and feel so grateful for the discovery.
Your work rate, and clear knowledge of what you are doing is imho just awesome.
I will be watching a lot more from you.

Thank you so much for sharing this.

Have an issue with the influx service it stays active(exit) instead of running. Any ideas ?

Is it possible to run this on a monitor connected to the NAS box running the debian setup you did?

plex_data not found. Grafana can't create InfluxDB

How would you pull data from several servers?

nice .. My plex running under debian/OMV (Docker). This will works ??

What if you're using the Gmail options to log into your plex account, and do not have a server password?

hi Don. Here's what I think it's a tricky question.
what if I decide to put grafana in a dedicated raspberry pi, but I want to monitor 3 other machines... 1 debian x86 and two raspberry pi's.
how should I configure that ? I mean, would I have to install collectd on all of them, then make it connect to the influxdb on the grafana pi ? if so, (xdbxat least I think this is the way to go) how should my influxdb file like (on the part where I put what db from collectd is used), because I tought I would create one database for each monitored computer, so this way things would be organized...
if itìs not the way to go, how then ???
BTW, great fanof ur lab...

Why do so many people use that same music durning the transition?

while you're root and still executing with sudo it does tell a lot about your terminal skills 😔

i like how you don't try to make it look flashy, love the details of how setting up servers/nas is not appealing but satisfying at the end. great content my dude.

LOL in regards to your notes cheat sheet I do the EXACT same thing while i'm working on a new project. Usually I'll have several Sticky Notes or something open especially if i've got several sources i'm looking at for information and i'll move stuff around, edit, cut-paste, etc. and then put together one final step by step to test on a clean environment. I just did almost the exact same stuff you show here but instead of using Grafana I used Chronograf and did everything inside of Docker (since that is what I was wanting to pull the utilization stats from) It even has the ability to pull host system stats which I found useful. I am going to play around with it a little bit to see if i can export some share stats as well. Going to Favorite this as I have been wanting to test Grafana as well. Great tutorial. Been a while since i've been on your channel. Just haven't had much Pi stuff to do lately. But.... I do have a spare ZeroW sitting around. Was it able to handle a fully populated dashboard for you or did you have to go to something with a few more cores?

Good video. What is the point of using sudo if you are logged in using root?

Thanks man this video is very very instructively and easy to follow one more time tks a lot.