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BASIC

The steps below will guide you to quickly finish setting up your Grafana
installation.

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Data source and dashboards

GRAFANA FUNDAMENTALS

Set up and understand Grafana if you have no prior experience. This tutorial
guides you through the entire process and covers the “Data source” and
“Dashboards” steps to the right.

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ADD YOUR FIRST DATA SOURCE


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CREATE YOUR FIRST DASHBOARD


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HOW TO CREATE ALERTS TO MONITOR SENSOR DATA WITH GRAFANA, PROMETHEUS, AND
TELEGRAM

When monitoring sensor data, such as data from a weather station, a home
security system, or a home automation assistant, it’s useful to have an alerting
system in place, as well. By setting up alerts for sensor data, you can
automatically receive notifications when any significant event occurs — whether
that’s someone arriving at your front door or a thunderstorm rolling in. It’s
also possible to receive these alerts through various communication channels,
such as email, SMS, or a messaging app like Telegram.
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WORKING AT GRAFANA LABS: WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE A PRODUCT DESIGNER

I’ve been working as a product designer for the past four years, and I’ve spent
1.5 of them here at Grafana Labs. As a product designer, I create and optimize
for the user experience by taking in design principles, business goals, and user
data. This includes designing how users flow through the features, how users
interact with areas of the product, and what they see visually. I love being a
product designer because I truly enjoy talking to users, understanding their
problems, and being creative when ideating through solutions.
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A COMPARISON OF INFLUXQL, SQL, AND FLUX QUERY LANGUAGES FOR GRAFANA DASHBOARDS

Grant Pinkos manages two businesses near Detroit, Michigan. He enjoys Industrial
IoT, Industry 4.0, guitar solos, and Pomeranians, and holds a BS in engineering
and an MBA. Grant is a Grafana Champion and is very active in community
discussions. He has also presented at GrafanaCON and authored a
tutorial. InfluxDB is an open source database optimized for fast,
high-availability storage and retrieval of time series data, such as physical
sensor data, network and server metrics, and financial and trade data.
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HOW TO INTEGRATE GRAFANA ALERTING AND TELEGRAM

Grafana Alerting helps you identify issues almost immediately after they occur —
and you don’t have to constantly check your system to get the insights you need.
Instead, Grafana Alerting sends alert notifications to reach you wherever you
are, whether that’s in a Slack channel or in a messaging app like Telegram.
Telegram is a viable option for receiving alerts, especially when you want
personal or individual notifications rather than those sent to a team.
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THE CONCISE GUIDE TO LOKI: HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR QUERY PERFORMANCE

Thanks for joining me for Part 3 of “The concise guide to Grafana Loki,” a
series of blog posts that takes a closer look at best practices for various
aspects of using the log aggregation system. Today’s post is my holiday present
for all the folks out there running Loki who would like to get the most query
performance they can out of their cluster. My favorite part of working on the
Loki project isn’t building it — it’s running it.
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GRAFANA DASHBOARDS IN 2023: MEMORABLE USE CASES OF THE YEAR

As the number of Grafana users grows each year, so does the variety of reasons
people are using Grafana dashboards. During 2023, members of the our community —
both inside and outside of the company — shared some of their incredible
professional and personal projects, including how Grafana has allowed them to
successfully launch a rocket, cut back on carbon emissions, and even help
balance a national power grid. Let’s take a look back at some of the most
unforgettable dashboards we’ve seen this year:
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GRAFANA CLOUD 2023: YEAR IN REVIEW

Open source is the foundation of everything we do here at Grafana Labs, and that
was on full display this year as we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Grafana
and continued to improve and expand our lineup of OSS projects. But 2023 was
also a banner year for Grafana Cloud, as more organizations than ever turned to
the fully managed stack to carry out their observability strategies more easily
and quickly.
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OPEN SOURCE AT GRAFANA LABS IN 2023: YEAR IN REVIEW

At Grafana Labs, open source has always been part of our DNA. But in 2023 — a
year in which we reflected on 10 years of Grafana, among other major OSS
milestones — the power of our open source community felt especially
palpable. “The success of Grafana has really been driven by the efforts of
everyone who’s joined us on our mission — not just the Grafana Labs team, but
the wider community,” said Grafana Labs Co-founder Anthony Woods during the
GrafanaCON 2023 keynote in June.
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THE CONCISE GUIDE TO GRAFANA LOKI: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT LABELS

Welcome to Part 2 of “The concise guide to Loki,” a multi-part series where I
cover some of the most important topics around our favorite logging database:
Grafana Loki. As I reflect on the fifth anniversary of Loki, it felt like a good
opportunity to summarize some of the important parts of how it works, how it’s
built, how to run it, etc. And as the name of the series suggests, I’m doing it
as concisely as I can.
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GRAFANA LABS IN 2023: TOP 10 MOMENTS OF THE YEAR

If you ask us to score 2023, we would give it a 10 out of 10. Not only because
we released Grafana 10 and celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Grafana
project with the first-ever Golden Grot Awards and the launch of a four-part
documentary series. But also because we expanded our OSS offerings (welcome to
the family, Grafana Pyrsocope and Grafana Beyla!) and our fully managed Grafana
Cloud solution, which now includes Frontend Observability, Application
Observability, cost management tools, and more.