Expose raspberry PI metrics using Grafana and Prometheus:
Visualise your Raspberry PI metrics. Very easy installation - requires single command. Supports multiple Raspberries.
This project contains Ansible playbook which installs four services on Raspberry:
- Node exporter - exposes Raspberry metrics
- rpi_exporter - exposes CPU temperature as Prometheus metric
- Prometheus - collects and stores metrics
- Grafana - metrics visualization
- Raspberry PI with ARMv7/ARM x64 processor (Tested on Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+)
- Ubuntu Server installed on Raspberry (like Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS)
- open port 22 on raspberry (SSH)
- open port 3000 on raspberry (Grafana)
Ansible is required for installation.
If you don't have Ansible installed, see Ansible installation.
Checkout project.
Edit file ansible/hosts and set Raspberry IP address in main-raspberry group.
If you have more than one Raspberry PI, configure additional Raspberry PI addresses in additional-raspberries group.
Here is the example:
The "main" Raspberry will have all 4 services installed (Prometheus, Node exporter, rpi_exporter and Grafana), and the "additional Raspberries" will have Node exporter and rpi_exporter service installed.
The main Raspberry will collect metrics from all additional Raspberries (if configured), so they must be accessible from the main Raspberry.
Run Ansible playbook with password authentication:
cd ansible/
ansible-playbook raspberry.yml -i hosts -u pi -D -k -K
Or run Ansible playbook with SSH keys authentication:
cd ansible/
ansible-playbook raspberry.yml -i hosts -u pi -D
- Go to Grafana URL http://raspberry:3000/
- login with admin/admin
- Click on "Raspberry metrics" dashboard:
- If you have more than one Raspberry configured, you can select another Raspberry using instance dropdown: