Visualize WEKA Metrics with Prometheus and Grafana

TLDR;

## Populate AWS and QUAY environment variables in init.sh
sh init.sh

Why Visualize WEKA Metrics?

Kubernetes is a platform. Kubernetes administrators may only have visibility into workloads in Kubernetes! This makes it necessary for valuable storage-related metrics to be available in k8s.

The WEKA Operator exposes useful metrics related to cluster health, filesystem usage information, CPU utilization, and more!

This repo helps you kickstart your WEKA k8s visualization journey.

Use the init.sh script to:

• deploy a k8s cluster in AWS.
• deploy containerized WEKA running on the k8s cluster.
• install Prometheus and Grafana. Pre-configure dashboards using values-prom.yaml and values-graf.yaml!

How does it work?

Newer releases of the WEKA operator [v1.6.0 and above] deploy a node agent when the operator is installed. The node agent is capable of retrieving WEKA metrics from each node in a Kubernetes cluster.

These WEKA metrics can be scraped using Prometheus, and visualized using Grafana.

Administrators can define dashboards as json manifests, promoting reusability.

Great! How do I begin?

Step 1: Clone repo

git clone <>

Step 2: Update init.sh

Provide your variables (AWS_*, QUAY_*). Modify defaults if necessary.

Step 3: Run init.sh

Step 4: Access Grafana dashboard!