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VictorRobellini / pfSense-Dashboard

A functional and useful dashboard for pfSense that utilizes influxdb, grafana and telegraf
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How to enable unbound stats? #56

Closed travisboss closed 2 years ago

travisboss commented 2 years ago

I have enabled unbound_lite.sh and changed to that sh file in the telegraf plugin. But I am wondering on how to actually display this data?

Thanks!

faandg commented 2 years ago

From the readme:

Unbound stats - Plugin and config included and working but not implemented

Seems like no dashboard panels have been created (yet) for unbound.

bigjohns97 commented 2 years ago

I have some panels which show cache hit / miss ratios, how would you like the data? JSON or you just want to see the queries?

faandg commented 2 years ago

@bigjohns97 if you would like to share your queries/json then maybe @wrightsonm @VictorRobellini or @lgwapnitsky could add these stats to their version of the dashboard if they want to.

wrightsonm commented 2 years ago

@bigjohns97 i'd happily add your changes.
Feel free to raise a PR on my fork which is using InfluxDB v2 and now using Flux rather than influxql: https://github.com/wrightsonm/pfSense-Dashboard

@faandg perhaps we should come up with a plan to collaborate and create a single dashboard as we currently have 3 variants.

wrightsonm commented 2 years ago

@bigjohns97 have made a start on adding some unbound charts here: https://github.com/wrightsonm/pfSense-Dashboard

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faandg commented 2 years ago

@wrightsonm the easiest solution I can think of would be for each of you maintain a branch in a single repo and to add clarification in the main branch readme with screenshots for each variant. The only difference between them would be the dashboard json.

Then you would have to agree on repository ownership/access rights and I should not be a part of that discussion so it's really up to you guys.