netbox-loki 0.0.5

NetBox plugin to display Loki logs in device, VM, and endpoint detail pages

NetBox Loki Logs Plugin

Fork from https://github.com/sieteunoseis/netbox-graylog

A NetBox plugin that displays recent Loki logs on Device, VirtualMachine, and optional Endpoint detail pages.

What Changed

This fork replaces the unfinished Graylog integration with a Loki-based implementation:

• Queries Loki via /loki/api/v1/query_range
• Supports optional X-Scope-OrgID, bearer token, and basic auth
• Matches devices by a configurable Loki label such as routerboard, host, or hostname
• Can fall back to a NetBox primary IP when hostname lookup returns no results
• Provides a Loki summary dashboard widget based on LogQL aggregations

Features

• Logs tab on Device and VirtualMachine pages
• Optional Endpoint support when netbox_endpoints is installed
• Time range selector for 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h, 24h, and 7d
• Caching to reduce API load on Loki
• Connection test from the plugin settings page
• Shortname/FQDN matching for label-based hostname lookups

Requirements

• NetBox 4.0 or higher
• Python 3.10+
• Grafana Loki reachable from the NetBox instance

Installation

git clone https://github.com/SerhiiZahuba/netbox-loki.git
cd netbox-graylog
pip install -e .

Configuration

Add the plugin to NetBox:

PLUGINS = [
    "netbox_loki",
]

PLUGINS_CONFIG = {
    "netbox_loki": {
        "loki_url": "http://loki:3100",
        "loki_external_url": "https://grafana.example.com/explore",
        "loki_tenant": "loki_tenant",
        "loki_username": "",
        "loki_password": "",
        "loki_bearer_token": "",
        "loki_job": "syslog",
        "device_label": "routerboard",
        "stream_selector": "",
        "log_limit": 100,
        "time_range": 3600,
        "timeout": 10,
        "cache_timeout": 60,
        "verify_tls": True,
        "use_regex_matching": True,
        "fallback_to_ip": True,
    }
}

Loki Query Model

The plugin builds LogQL stream selectors like:

{job="syslog",routerboard=~"^edge-sw01(?:\\..+)?$"}

You can further narrow the stream by setting stream_selector, for example:

"stream_selector": 'site="kyiv",env="prod"'

Notes

• device_label should point to the Loki label that contains the NetBox object name.
• If your labels contain FQDNs while NetBox stores short names, leave use_regex_matching=True.
• loki_external_url is only used for opening the log platform from the UI; API calls still use loki_url.
• Authorization in Loki is commonly provided by a reverse proxy or managed service. This plugin supports optional bearer token and basic auth for that case.

Troubleshooting

No logs appear

• Verify the object name in NetBox matches the configured Loki label value.
• Confirm device_label points to the correct Loki label.
• Check stream_selector and loki_job are not overly restrictive.
• Enable fallback_to_ip if your logs are labeled by IP rather than hostname.

Connection test fails

• Verify loki_url is reachable from the NetBox host or container.
• If Loki uses multi-tenancy, set loki_tenant.
• If TLS is self-signed, set verify_tls=False.
• If access is proxied, configure loki_bearer_token or loki_username / loki_password.

Development

pip install -e ".[dev]"

License

Apache License 2.0 - see LICENSE.

Reference

• Grafana Loki HTTP API