Closed tylergale closed 3 weeks ago
Additional info!
I have checked the targets and status links and can see that the tests are being run properly, and prometheus is well aware of it too, but for whatever reason the graphs are just not populating due to the "Method not allowed" error
I have the same issue - I have had a working configuration for months. Created a new Ubuntu 18.04 server, ran the install and got all of the charts with the Method not Allowed message. Created a new Debian server and have the same problem there as well.
Same issue here, i am running it in windows 10
Same here, running it in a test VM Ubuntu server. Edit: In the datasource configuration, the Prometheus data source reports same "Method not allowed" error upon testing. That being said, changing the HTTP Method setting from the default "POST" to "GET" seems to enstablish a successful connection. Currently only the "Prometheus Alert" graphs is showing something, with 1 or 2 as value, in the "Grafana Metrics" dashboard, and about everything in the "Internet Connection" dashboard.
Therefore the POST method is either set incorrectly, or not supported. I unfortunately have not the competence to actually look further into why this happens, but maybe this can get something started.
Hello!
I have followed the instructions as provided in the readme, and have done a fresh install on a fresh Ubuntu server instance with latest docker and docker compose.
Upon executing the docker-compose, everything goes just fine and I am able to bring up the prometheus dashboards, but alas, all graphs are empty and have a small "exclamation mark" on each of them saying "Method not allowed" which I assume is why the graph is not being filled out.
As an example (speedtest ping graph) when clicking the exclamation mark and checking out the query: { "request": { "url": "api/datasources/proxy/1/api/v1/query_range", "method": "POST", "data": { "query": "speedtest_ping", "start": 1626570540, "end": 1626570840, "step": 15 }, "hideFromInspector": false }, "response": { "error": "Method Not Allowed", "response": "Method Not Allowed\n", "message": "Method Not Allowed\n" } }
Have I done something wrong, or has something changed?