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Replace hard coded source uid #25

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@fugikzl fugikzl commented Sep 28, 2024

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    • Updated the Prometheus datasource configuration to use a variable reference instead of a hardcoded value in the documentation.

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The changes involve a consistent update to the lab/dashboards/jobs.md file, specifically altering the uid field for the Prometheus datasource. The hardcoded value of "jd0Bh6aVz" has been replaced with a variable reference ${DS_PROMETHEUS} across multiple instances. This modification affects various sections of the document that pertain to Prometheus data sources while maintaining the overall structure and logic of the content.

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lab/dashboards/jobs.md Replaced hardcoded uid value "jd0Bh6aVz" with variable reference ${DS_PROMETHEUS} throughout the document.

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In the land of code where rabbits play,
A change was made, hip-hip-hooray!
From hardcoded strings, we took a leap,
To variables now, our data we keep.
Hoppity hop, let the metrics flow,
With ${DS_PROMETHEUS}, watch our dashboards glow! 🐇✨


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lab/dashboards/jobs.md (3)

50-50: Excellent use of variable for datasource UID

Replacing the hardcoded UID with ${DS_PROMETHEUS} improves the dashboard's flexibility and maintainability. This change allows for easier configuration across different environments and is in line with best practices for Grafana dashboard management.


97-97: Consistent application of datasource UID variable

The replacement of the hardcoded UID with ${DS_PROMETHEUS} has been consistently applied across all panels in the dashboard. This thorough and systematic change ensures that the entire dashboard now uses a unified, configurable approach for the Prometheus datasource.

Also applies to: 113-113, 203-203, 218-218, 314-314, 330-330, 431-431, 444-444, 456-456, 469-469, 486-486, 580-580, 596-596, 643-643, 659-659, 735-735, 750-750, 838-838, 853-853, 930-930, 947-947


Line range hint 1-1047: Summary: Successful replacement of hardcoded Prometheus datasource UID

This change successfully replaces all instances of the hardcoded Prometheus datasource UID with the variable ${DS_PROMETHEUS} throughout the dashboard configuration. This modification:

  1. Improves the dashboard's flexibility, allowing for easier configuration across different environments.
  2. Enhances maintainability by centralizing the datasource configuration.
  3. Adheres to best practices for Grafana dashboard management.

The change has been consistently applied across all panels without introducing any unintended modifications to the dashboard structure or functionality. This update aligns perfectly with the PR objective and represents a positive improvement to the configuration.


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@rustatian rustatian self-requested a review September 28, 2024 13:05
@rustatian rustatian added the enhancement New feature or request label Sep 28, 2024
@rustatian rustatian merged commit 0c3ba36 into roadrunner-server:master Sep 28, 2024
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Thanks @fugikzl 👍

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fugikzl commented Sep 28, 2024

@rustatian hi, I noticed that I missed input part like in

"__inputs": [

Where source DS_PROMETHEUS defines. Should I create new PR? Or you will change it manually by direct push? I just don't want to make garbage pr-s

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@fugikzl Could you please update this as well? 😃

rustatian added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 3, 2024
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