Data Visualization Monitoring Platform on CentOS 7.9

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Usage Instructions

*Note
Before you start to access the system, please ensure the Status Checks of the instance in the AWS Console turns to 2/2 checks passed, or the initialization process might be interrupted and the software configuration fails. It takes about 5-10 mins.

1. Log in to InfluxDB and Grafana

InfluxDB:

http://{your-host-ip}:8086/

Initial username: admin, password: Influxdb!123

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Grafana:

http://{your-host-ip}:3000/

Initial username: admin, password: Grafana!123

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2. Detailed user guide

Refer to the Grafana official course: https://grafana.com/docs/grafana/latest/

Refer to the InfluxDB official course: https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/latest/introduction/get-started/

- To check InfluxDB status: `sudo systemctl status influxdb`
- To start InfluxDB: `sudo systemctl start influxdb`
- To stop InfluxDB: `sudo systemctl stop influxdb`
- To restart InfluxDB: `sudo systemctl restart influxdb`
- To enable InfluxDB for startup: `sudo systemctl enable influxdb`

- To check Grafana status: `sudo systemctl status grafana-server`
- To start Grafana: `sudo systemctl start grafana-server`
- To stop Grafana: `sudo systemctl stop grafana-server`
- To restart Grafana: `sudo systemctl restart grafana-server`
- To enable Grafana for startup: `sudo systemctl enable grafana-server `

- Check Telegraf version: `telegraf --version`
- To check Telegraf status: `sudo systemctl status telegraf`
- To start Telegraf: `sudo systemctl start telegraf`
- To restart Telegraf: `sudo systemctl restart telegraf`
- To stop Telegraf: `sudo systemctl stop telegraf`
- To enable Telegraf for startup: `sudo systemctl enable telegraf`