Re:Wrangling Grafana and InfluxDB into a Docker Image
by KaiserPro on Wednesday February 17, 2016 @12:05PM
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I'd tentatively suggest that this isnt the best way to dockerise.
Now, unless something has changed, there is no init inside your container, which means anything with a wait() in it will never get cleaned up.
Also, with an eye on the future its going to be a massive pain to scale.
I have grafana on a separate machine to the graphite cluster (grafana does almost no work.) apart from the actual data, the whole thing is deployable without manual intervention. (all without docker too)
I'd suggest the same for influxdb, it shards by default....
Now, unless something has changed, there is no init inside your container, which means anything with a wait() in it will never get cleaned up.
Also, with an eye on the future its going to be a massive pain to scale.
I have grafana on a separate machine to the graphite cluster (grafana does almost no work.) apart from the actual data, the whole thing is deployable without manual intervention. (all without docker too)
I'd suggest the same for influxdb, it shards by default....