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Docker images for Grafana
The documentation below describes RapidMiner's integrated Grafana instance, which is a component consisting of the following Docker images:
You can read a description for each container below.
These containers are only functional when deployed together, they will not function as intended individually. Check our deployment templates to see how these should be deployed.
Grafana Proxy
This container implements a query and data transformation proxy functionality between RapidMiner Server and Grafana. Translates the queries and data requests coming from Grafana to the proper RapidMiner Server API calls and provides the results in the format as Grafana expects it.
For available versions, please see the tags on Docker Hub.
Configuration
- Volumes: none.
- Ports: the proxy service listens on port 5000 for the incoming queries. No need to expose externally.
- Environment variables
RAPIDMINER_URL: internal address (including protocol, hostname and port) of the RapidMiner Server instance in the deployment (e.g.http://rm-server-svc:8080)TZ: time zone specification based on the TZ database format (e.g.America/New_York)
Grafana
This container contains a fully functional Grafana dashboarding tool with the preinstalled RapidMiner Server Data Source plugin and a set of additional visualization plugins.
For available versions, please see the tags on Docker Hub.
Configuration
- Volumes
/var/lib/grafana: volume mount for the Grafana persistent storage. All the plugins, dashboards and configurations are stored here.
- Ports: Web UI listens on port
3000. - Environment variables:
- No custom, RapidMiner-specific environment variables are introduced. You can use the standard Grafana environment variables, like
GF_SECURITY_ADMIN_PASSWORDorGF_SERVER_ROOT_URL
- No custom, RapidMiner-specific environment variables are introduced. You can use the standard Grafana environment variables, like
