Configure prometheus.yml file
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Hi,
What is the "cloudron"/proper way of configuring the prometheus.yml file? I am trying to set up prometheus to collect some data on my server. I have installed the prometheus app and also installed a node-exporter in the root folder of my server listening to the port 9100. Next I would need to configure the prometheus app such that it will scrape from the 9100 port I created.
I tried using the app -> config -> terminal/file manager option but found out that the file is read only.
Any hints or pointers would be great!
Thanks!
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Hi,
What is the "cloudron"/proper way of configuring the prometheus.yml file? I am trying to set up prometheus to collect some data on my server. I have installed the prometheus app and also installed a node-exporter in the root folder of my server listening to the port 9100. Next I would need to configure the prometheus app such that it will scrape from the 9100 port I created.
I tried using the app -> config -> terminal/file manager option but found out that the file is read only.
Any hints or pointers would be great!
Thanks!
@kenjoo said in Configure prometheus.yml file:
I tried using the app -> config -> terminal/file manager option but found out that the file is read only.
For me the file is writable using the procedure.
The alternative would be to open a terminal and navigate to
/app/data/configand then usenanoorvito modify the file. -
@kenjoo said in Configure prometheus.yml file:
I tried using the app -> config -> terminal/file manager option but found out that the file is read only.
For me the file is writable using the procedure.
The alternative would be to open a terminal and navigate to
/app/data/configand then usenanoorvito modify the file. -
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