The TICK stack is a collection of products from the developers of the time-series database InfluxDB. It is made up of the following components:
You can use each of these components separately, but if you use them together, you'll have a scalable, integrated open-source system for processing time-series data.
Chronograf version 1.3.10.0
Running the tick-stack :
$ docker run -ti -p 8888:8888 wmckeigney/tick-stack
influxdb user -user: mdyson -password: passw0rd
start services once inside container shell
$ service influxdb start $ service telegraf start $ service kapacator start $ service chronograf start
You can create a new user with following procedure
$ influx -user mdyson -password passw0rd
CREATE USER "user_name" WITH PASSWORD '' WITH ALL PRIVILEGES
//to verify user creation
show users
exit
You will need to edit the following files to allow the other applications to connect to the time series database
//search for outputs.influxdb then update username and password in this block /etc/telegraf/telegraf.conf
// search for influxdb then update username and password in this block /etc/kapacitor/kapacitor.conf
restart telegraf and kapacitor
$ service telegraf restart $ service kapacitor restart
to access Chronograf open a browser and hit the docker server running the container and port 8888
http://<Docker_server_IP:8888
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docker pull wmckeigney/tick-stack