This plugin is a copy of the Elasticsearch datasource with custom headers.
At the time of release, custom headers for http datasources have not been merged to the Grafana project. This is a temporary solution until the custom headers are pulled into Grafana.
To complete this procedure, you'll need:
- Write access to your Grafana server
- Logz.io API access
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Fork or clone the grafana-logzio-datasource repository from GitHub.
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Copy
grafana-logzio-datasource/dist/to the Grafana server atvar/lib/grafana/plugins/<folder_name>/. It doesn't matter what you name<folder_name>. -
Restart Grafana.
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In Grafana, open your Configuration, and click Add data source.
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Enter these settings:
| Section | Field name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Custom data source name (This is the Data Source you'll use for your Grafana graphs.) | |
| Type | Logz.io | |
| HTTP | URL | https://api.logz.io/v1/elasticsearch |
| Custom Headers | Key | X-API-TOKEN |
| Value | Your Logz.io API token | |
| Elasticsearch details | Index name | Custom name |
| Time field name | @timestamp |
When you're done, click Save & Test. If the test passes, you can now use Logz.io as a data source.
To use Logz.io as a data source, select a Logz.io source from the Data Source list in any Grafana graph. (This is the Custom data source name that you set in step 5.)
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