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Admin: /* Netdata Web Dashboard */

2018-02-11T00:12:03Z

Netdata Web Dashboard

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	Navigate to port 19999 on the server running netdata, and you'll see a slick live dashboard detailing the status of the server netdata is running on:		Navigate to port 19999 on the server running netdata, and you'll see a slick live dashboard detailing the status of the server netdata is running on:

	[[Image:NetdataDashboardExample.png\|~~500px~~]]		[[Image:NetdataDashboardExample.png\|400px]]

	Netdata errs on the side of too much info, rather than too little. It is also designed to display the current state of the machine, it does not put any effort into archiving or data storage or memory other than a backend plugin to continuously export data.		Netdata errs on the side of too much info, rather than too little. It is also designed to display the current state of the machine, it does not put any effort into archiving or data storage or memory other than a backend plugin to continuously export data.

Admin: /* Usage */

2018-02-11T00:10:56Z

Usage

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	The [[Netdata/Installing]] page has more details about installation steps.		The [[Netdata/Installing]] page has more details about installation steps.

	=~~Usage~~=		=Netdata Web Dashboard=

	~~==Netdata Web Dashboard==~~		Navigate to port 19999 on the server running netdata, and you'll see a slick live dashboard detailing the status of the server netdata is running on:

	~~To use netdata's web dashboard, open a browser and navigate to localhost~~:~~19999~~		[[Image:NetdataDashboardExample.png\|500px]]

	~~You should now see~~ a ~~web dashboard with live statistics about the system~~.		Netdata errs on the side of too much info, rather than too little. It is also designed to display the current state of the machine, it does not put any effort into archiving or data storage or memory other than a backend plugin to continuously export data.

	~~Spend plenty of time here, as there is a lot of information available.~~		=Database Backends=

	==Database Backends==

	Here we are interested in dumping data from netdata to a database.		Here we are interested in dumping data from netdata to a database.
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	Netdata wiki page on backends: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/netdata-backends		Netdata wiki page on backends: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/netdata-backends

	===Backend API URLs===		==Backend API URLs==

	We'll use this below, but check out how to use URLs to access the Netdata backend API:		We'll use this below, but check out how to use URLs to access the Netdata backend API:
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	This helpful information was pointed out by this guide to setting up Prometheus backend: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/Netdata,-Prometheus,-and-Grafana-Stack		This helpful information was pointed out by this guide to setting up Prometheus backend: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/Netdata,-Prometheus,-and-Grafana-Stack

	===Prometheus Backend===		==Prometheus Backend==

	Following this guide to setting up Prometheus backend, which is on the Netdata wiki: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/Netdata,-Prometheus,-and-Grafana-Stack		Following this guide to setting up Prometheus backend, which is on the Netdata wiki: https://github.com/firehol/netdata/wiki/Netdata,-Prometheus,-and-Grafana-Stack
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	[[Netdata/Prometheus]]		[[Netdata/Prometheus]]

	===Json Backend===		==Json Backend==

	I had some trouble getting Netdata to work with MongoDB, a JSON database. I pointed Netdata to a particular port, and then set up a simple echo socket listener in Python, but saw no activity on the port.		I had some trouble getting Netdata to work with MongoDB, a JSON database. I pointed Netdata to a particular port, and then set up a simple echo socket listener in Python, but saw no activity on the port.

Admin: /* Installing */

2018-02-11T00:07:07Z

Installing

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	{{Main\|Netdata/Installing}}		{{Main\|Netdata/Installing}}

			We recommend installing Netdata on Linux using the quick one-liner:

			<pre>
			bash <(curl -Ss https://my-netdata.io/kickstart.sh)
			</pre>

			The [[Netdata/Installing]] page has more details about installation steps.

	=Usage=		=Usage=

Admin: /* Installing */

2018-02-11T00:05:54Z

Installing

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Admin at 10:00, 4 February 2018

2018-02-04T10:00:25Z

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	[[Category:Netdata]]		[[Category:Netdata]]
	[[Category:Logging]]		[[Category:Logging]]

			{{DashboardFlag}}

Admin: /* Installing Netdata Binary on Linux */

2018-01-22T05:00:50Z

Installing Netdata Binary on Linux

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 bash <(curl -Ss https://my-netdata.io/kickstart.sh)
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Admin: /* Resources */

2018-01-22T01:57:47Z

Resources

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	send names instead of ids = yes		send names instead of ids = yes
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			=Securing Netdata=

			To secure the Netdata portal, set up a VPN and bind Netdata to the VPN IP address.

			See [[Netdata/Security]]

	=Resources=		=Resources=

Admin: /* Netdata web dashboard */

2018-01-20T09:26:24Z

Netdata web dashboard

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	=Usage=		=Usage=

	==Netdata ~~web dashboard~~==		==Netdata Web Dashboard==

	To use netdata's web dashboard, open a browser and navigate to localhost:19999		To use netdata's web dashboard, open a browser and navigate to localhost:19999

Admin: /* Prerequisites and dependencies */

2018-01-20T09:26:12Z

Prerequisites and dependencies

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	==Prerequisites and ~~dependencies~~==		==Prerequisites and Dependencies==

	<pre>		<pre>