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This simply takes any json files present and loads them into Grafana directly. The idea is that you can edit the dashboards using the inbuilt editor, then copy the dashboard JSON and keep it externally version controlled. No parsing or validation is done on the JSON files; we are assuming they have not been hand-modified from what Grafana generates. Change-Id: I38695aed2404f8b7fc350d949b7a9212498c35cb
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grafana-dashboard
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SYNOPSIS
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``grafana-dashboard`` [options] <command> [<args>...]
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DESCRIPTION
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``grafana-dashboard`` is a CLI command to update Grafana dashboards from yaml
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files.
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OPTIONS
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-h, --help Show this help message and exit
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--config-file CONFIG Path to a config file to use. The default files used
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is: /etc/grafyaml/grafyaml.conf
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--debug Print debugging output (set logging level to DEBUG
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instead of default INFO level)
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--version Show program's version number and exit
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COMMANDS
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Delete Command
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``grafana-dashboard`` [options] delete <path>
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Delete each specified dashboard from the parsed yaml files.
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Update Command
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``grafana-dashboard`` [options] update <path>
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Updates each specified dashboard to the lastest layout from parsed
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yaml or json files.
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FILES
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/etc/grafyaml/grafyaml.conf
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AUTHOR
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.. include:: ../../AUTHORS
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