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Netdata Cloud

Credit: SilentRhetoric

Netdata Dashboard

Install Netdata

Register an account at https://www.netdata.cloud/

In the cloud dashboard, go to the Nodes tab and click the Add nodes button. There is a wizard that will build the one-liner command to install and configure Netdata for your system and hook it up to the cloud account you just created.

Configuring Netdata for Prometheus Endpoint Monitoring

https://www.netdata.cloud/prometheus-monitoring/

Edit the go.d/prometheus.conf configuration file using edit-config from the Netdata config directory, which is typically at /etc/netdata.

Change your working directory to the netdata directory

cd /etc/netdata

Replace with your Netdata config directory if this is different

Edit the file

sudo ./edit-config go.d/prometheus.conf

Here is an example for the port that the node uses by default for metrics, this may already be near the top of the file commented out and you can just uncomment these lines:

jobs:
  - name: node_exporter_local
    url: http://127.0.0.1:9100/metrics

Once the prometheus exporter is configured, update your Netdata agent configuration to allow global exporting to the console.

nano /etc/netdata/exporting.conf

Update the following to yes.

[exporting:global]
    enabled = yes

Then, restart Netdata with

systemctl restart netdata.

You should now be able to visit app.netdata.cloud to see your Algorand node's metrics in a section of charts called "node exporter local" to see live and historical time series graphs of all the metrics the node is publishing.