Day 78- 90DaysOfDevOps

Grafana Cloud

Day 78- 90DaysOfDevOps

Hey Learners! Welcome back. We understood the concept of Alerting in Grafana, Now it's time to monitor logs from over the internet, avoiding the need to deal with firewalls and set up SSL with Grafana Cloud. Let's begin...

Task 1- Set Up Grafana Cloud

  1. Go to Grafana.com website and create a free account first.

  2. Click on Create free account and choose any method to sing up. I am using Google account for sing up.

  3. Select Team URL and Deployment region and wait till Grafana gets ready after clicking Finish Setup.

  4. Welcome page appears after setting Grafana Ready. As we already have basic understanding of Grafana, I am going to Skip setup

  5. You have successfully logged into Grafana Cloud.

Task 2- Connect EC2 Instances with Grafana Cloud

First, we need to connect AWS Data with Grafana Cloud. Login to Grafana Cloud and click Get Started

Select AWS service from Collect your data tab

Choose Centralize your observability data into a single backend to get started

Select CloudWatch metrics

Launch stack

Login to AWS console and select Create stack. Wait for stack to complete

Go to the Outputs tab and copy the ARN value

Now go back to Grafana cloud and paste the copied ARN value and Choose the region. test configuration

Select the Services and Create scrap job

Now select Install Dashboards and Alerts. After completing click view dashboards to check the details

No EC2 instance is running.

Start the EC2 instance and observe the dashboard after few minutes

Check the Billing dashboard

Delete the stack from AWS to avoid billing.

Delete and Uninstall the integration from Grafana cloud

This is how we integrate AWS service to monitor AWS services in Grafana Cloud.

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