grafannotate
A CLI tool to send Grafana annotations to various destinations.
Installation
pip install grafannotate
Usage
grafannotate --help
Usage: grafannotate [OPTIONS]
Send Grafana annotations to various endpoints
Options:
-u, --uri TEXT URI to send annotation to. Default:
"http://localhost:3000/api/annotations".
-k, --api-key TEXT Grafana API key to pass in Authorisation header
-T, --title TEXT Event title. Default: "event".
-t, --tag TEXT Event tags (can be used multiple times).
-d, --description TEXT Event description body. Optional.
-s, --start INTEGER Start timestamp (unix secs). Default: current
timestamp.
-e, --end INTEGER End timestamp (unix secs). Optional.
--help Show this message and exit.
Examples
- Send an annotation to Grafana API for current time
grafannotate --uri http://user:password@grafana:3000/api/annotations --tag my_tag --title "Event Title"
- Send an annotation to Grafana API for a time region
grafannotate --uri http://user:password@grafana:3000/api/annotations --tag my_tag --title "Event Title" --start 1557222057 --end 1557222259
- Send an annotation to Grafana API with an extended description
grafannotate --uri http://user:password@grafana:3000/api/annotations --tag my_tag --title "Event Title" --description "Some longer description<br />with newlines<br />and <a href=\"https://something.com/\">links</a>"
- Pipe output to an annotation description
START_TIME=`date +%s`
command_with_output | grafannotate --uri http://user:password@grafana:3000/api/annotations --tag my_tag --title "Event Title" --start $START_TIME
- Send an annotation to Grafana API using Authorization header
GRAFANA_API_TOKEN="some_generated_api_token"
grafannotate --uri http://grafana:3000/api/annotations --tag my_tag --title "Event Title" --api-key $GRAFANA_API_TOKEN
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