Metrilyx is a web based dashboard engine to OpenTSDB, a time series database used to store large amounts of data. It allows for analyzing, cross cutting and viewing of time series data in a simple manner.

Metrilyx will run on any system that supports the packages below. It has primarily been tested on RedHat based flavors of Linux.

libuuid
uuid
httpd
mod_wsgi
python-setuptools

libuuid1 
uuid-runtime 
apache2-mpm-worker 
libapache2-mod-wsgi 
make 
python-setuptools

Django
django-filter
Markdown
djangorestframework
uuid

The provided makefile will work with RedHat based distributions. You can issue the command below, to auto-install the complete package including dependencies. The default install path is /opt/metrilyx.

[</path/to/downloaded/app>]$ bash install.sh

This will install all required OS packages as well as python packages and apache configs.

For other distributions, follow the instructions below:

- Install the required OS packages based on your OS's package manager.

- [</path/to/downloaded/app>]$ make pydeps

- Copy etc/httpd/conf.d/metrilyx.conf to your webservers config directory.

- Set the permissions to /opt/metrilyx to the appropriate web user 

- Edit the configuration (more below).

- Restart the webserver.

The default installation directory is /opt/metrilyx (i.e %{metrilyx_home}).

%{metrilyx_home}/etc/metrilyx/metrilyx.conf

A sample config file is provided in the same directory above. The configuration file is in JSON format. To begin you can copy the sample config to the path mentioned above and fill in the uri and port.

{
	"tsdb": {
		"uri":"tsdb.example.com",
		"port": 80,
		"suggest_limit": 100
	},
	"model_path": <absolute path to models directory>
}

OpenTSDB http host

OpenTSDB http Port (default: 4242)

OpenTSDB suggest max result limit.

Path to directory where JSON page models (i.e. dashboards) will be stored. Optional (default: %{metrilyx_home}/pagemodels)

After you've installed and configured metrilyx, click on the "tutorials" link towards the bottom-center of the page (i.e. http://<metrilyx_host>/#/tutorials) for a general overview and basic tutorial on how to get started.

• The default username and password for the site are admin and password respectively. These should almost never be required and are specifically needed by the REST interface.
• If you would like to change the password, change to the application installation directory. Remove the file called metrilyx.sqlite3 and run python manage.py syncdb. This should prompt you to create a new admin user. Type 'yes', and follow the prompts to create a new username and password.
• Please be aware that although the project has a MIT license, the graphing library is under the creative commons license.