This template is based on the original munstrap template, updated to use bootstrap4 and fixing some of the navigation issues the author had with the original project. Key Features: * Most pages use lazy-loaded images to cut down network usage. * Graph Catergory per node is directly linkable * Modal based graph zoom (requires working munin-graph-cgi * JavaScript implemented search feature to quickly jump to the desired display.
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Munstrap4
Alternative Munin 2.x templates based on Twitter Bootstrap 4.
Based on "Munstrap" by Jonny McCullagh, munin-monitoring/contrib repo.
Overview Sample Image
Semi-Live Demo
Zoom functionality for this demo has been disabled, and the data will never update, but it's a decent visual reference.
Installation
1. Clone the munin-monitoring/contrib repo to a temporary location:
$ cd /opt
$ git clone https://github.com/munin-monitoring/contrib.git
2. Place the template in an appropriate safe place
Ubuntu shown - other distros may prefer /usr/local/share/munin/...
$ mkdir /usr/share/munin/template
$ mkdir /usr/share/munin/template/munstrap4
NOTE: If this step fails, your munin installation may use /usr/local/share/munin/...
instead!
$ cp -r /opt/contrib/templates/munstrap4/templates /usr/share/munin/template/munstrap4/
$ cp -r /opt/contrib/templates/munstrap4/static /usr/share/munin/template/munstrap4/
3. Edit your munin.conf
file.
Typically located at /etc/munin.conf
FIND AND CHANGE: (near the top of the file)
# Where to look for the HTML templates
#
#tmpldir /etc/munin/templates
# Where to look for the static www files
#
#staticdir /etc/munin/static
TO:
# Where to look for the HTML templates
#
tmpldir /usr/share/munin/template/munstrap4/templates
# Where to look for the static www files
#
staticdir /usr/share/munin/template/munstrap4/static
4. [Optional / Recommended] Clean out the old generated files.
This isn't really required, and is totally not nessesary if you are using munin-httpd
. The location of these files can be found in your munin.conf
file, with the htmldir
directive.
NOTE: Ubuntu shown, other distributions may be in /var/www/munin/
$ rm -rf /var/cache/munin/www/*
5. Wait Patiently
munin-update
will regenerate the files the next time it runs. By default, this is on the :05 minute tick for most installations. If you do not have new files within 10 minutes, be sure to check munin-update.log
and find out what went wrong.
Revert to Official Munin Template
1. Edit your munin.conf
file.
Typically located at /etc/munin.conf
FIND AND CHANGE: (near the top of the file - comment these lines out!)
2. [Optional / Recommended] Clean up
Remove the files from step #1 & #2 above, and repeat step #4 & #5.
Samples
View of a group:
View of a specific node:
Zoom feature:
Compatibility
a/n: I am unsure of the compatibility with the next major version of munin. Most things will work from what I've read, but the navigation may be slightly funky.