sarifern/tig-stack-tls repository overview

⁠Cisco Telemetry TIG Stack

Repository holding the files to build the Telemetry Stack (TIG) for NetDevOps Webinar

This docker image contains the following versions:

• Docker Image: 2.3.0
• Ubuntu: 18.04
• InfluxDB: 1.7.10
• Telegraf (StatsD): 1.13.3-1
• Grafana: 6.6.2

This Docker image was based upon the work of Samuele Bistoletti https://github.com/samuelebistoletti/docker-statsd-influxdb-grafana⁠

⁠Quick Start

To build the image:

1. No TLS:

docker image build -f Dockerfile-notls -t <your id>/<your name of image>:no-tls

1. TLS:

docker image build -f Dockerfile-tls -t <your id>/<your name of image>:tls

To start the container the first time launch:

No TLS

docker run --ulimit nofile=66000:66000 \
  -d \
  --name docker-statsd-influxdb-grafana \
  -p 3003:3003 \
  -p 3004:8888 \
  -p 8086:8086 \
  -p <NCS1004 GRPC port>:<NCS1004 GRPC port> \
  <your id>/<name_of_image>:no-tls

TLS

docker run --ulimit nofile=66000:66000 \
  -d \
  --name docker-statsd-influxdb-grafana \
  -p 3003:3003 \
  -p 3004:8888 \
  -p 8086:8086 \
  -p <NCS1004 GRPC port>:<NCS1004 GRPC port> \
  <your id>/<name_of_image>:tls

⁠Mapped Ports

Host		Container		Service

3003		3003			grafana
3004		8888			influxdb-admin (chronograf)
8086		8086			influxdb
8125		8125			statsd

⁠Grafana

Open http://localhost:3003⁠

Username: root
Password: root

⁠Add data source on Grafana

1. Using the wizard click on Add data source
2. Choose a name for the source and flag it as Default
3. Choose InfluxDB as type
4. Choose direct as access
5. Fill remaining fields as follows and click on Add without altering other fields

Url: http://localhost:8086
Database:	telegraf
User: telegraf
Password:	telegraf

Basic auth and credentials must be left unflagged. Proxy is not required.

Now you are ready to add your first dashboard and launch some query on database.

⁠InfluxDB

⁠Web Interface

Open http://localhost:3004⁠

Username: root
Password: root
Port: 8086

⁠InfluxDB Shell (CLI)

1. Attach to docker container, run shell /bin/bash
2. Launch influx to open InfluxDB Shell (CLI)