Hi, Think it’s kind a follow up on this Thread but… I turned on “Enable Link” so the picture in icinga2 is Clickable. [settings] And when I click it it will show the right graph in Grafana: [grafana_graph] But icinga2 is still showing this: [icinga2_image] Followed different howto’s but m…

I’ve managed to get it working using the Anonymous route and using iFrame in icinga2. Will be using that and play some more with Grafana :wink: Thanks for your help! logs = /var/log/grafana allow_embedding = true #enable anonymous access enabled = true

While looking for icinga2 grafana api examples, I found an reference to grafana.ini and “allow_embedding = true” . That seemed to do the trick but now you made me curious and I want to find out how to get this api access working :wink: For now I created a API key in grafana and changed the configur…

(Disabled anonymous access in grafana.ini and restarted service) The api works testing with curl: [curl_works] Icinga2 config: [icinga_conf] Debug output: [debug] Putting the debug data in the browser directly gives me the same image as in icinga2, no idea if this is BS or not, but maybe i…

What OS are you using and how did you install Grafana? Maybe a look into the syslog will give more details. I think the API is not the problem, more that the renderer of Grafana is missing something.

Some steps I’ve taken to install it on RPI: install grafana ( https://grafana.com/grafana/download?platform=arm ) wget https://dl.grafana.com/oss/release/grafana-rpi_6.3.5_armhf.deb sudo dpkg -i grafana-rpi_6.3.5_armhf.deb grafana module for icinga cd /usr/share/icingaweb2/modules git clon…

I think there are the fonts missing, can you check the syslog for any messages from grafana while view a host/service object and also watch syslog during startup of grafana. The message you posted shows that grafana has problems to load something during renderer run.

Just found that you should run sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt --fix-broken install after instaling Grafana package.

updated and restarted grafana-server. Unfortunately it didnt seem to solve the problem. [update]

then check the syslog about messages.

Found this article, Grafana on Pi doesnt contain the phantom.js renderer anymore :frowning: You have to use Chrome Headless now. [image] Tutorial - Grafana rendering on Raspberry Pi Update - Sept 2019 - I am currently building a new RPI4 unit and found that the compile will fail. This se…

Also turned on and referred log to /var/log/grafana/grafana.log [log] filters = rendering:debug It indeed shows an error in the log: [render_failed] It talking about phantomJS missing ?

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PhantomJS seems not to solve the problem if this guy is right. (14 days ago)