Metrics to Heavy Connections on Grafana

[dipatricios]

Hello all, 

I would like add metrics below on my grafana's dashboard.  I created new file in /var/log/metrics.txt adding new metrics following sk178566. Skyline Deployment with Prometheus and Grafana.

network.heavy_connection.packets

network.heavy_connection.bytes

system.network.nat.connections.count

system.network.nat.connections.rate

system.network.nat.ports

system.network.nat.ports.limit

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Need I a configure a new dashboad or widget on Grafana to appear? 

[Vincent_Bacher]

Hello,

first of all i would open the prometheus web-ui to check if prom receives the metrics.
Be aware that on prom naming standard is not using dot "." in the metric names but underscore "_"
So e.g. system_network_nat_ports

In general for all metrics you don't already have a Grafana panel you have to add one using the prometheus datasource. Easiest way is to clone an existing prometheus panel and adjust the promql query to get the metric you want to add.

[dipatricios]

Hello Vicent, 

I checked, and metrics are being sent to the promethes server. example:

network.heavy_connection.packets

network.heavy_connection.bytes

But I will need help to make this edit with my co-workers. I thought I was ready by Checkpoint.

[the_rock]

I worked with customer last year who is super familiar with this, can ask him tomorrow.

Andy

[dipatricios]

Thank You so much!

[Vincent_Bacher]

The Grafana dashboards provided by Check Point are just samples and do not visualize all supported metrics. It is up to the customer to add and display additional metrics.

[dipatricios]

Vincent. Thank You so much!

[Alexander_Wilke]

Hello,

not sure if this is still relevant but I use the promql query to get the heavy cons in a grafana table:

The topk part allows me to select the number of heav connectings I get in the table. to avoid hundreds of lines I can select this via grafan dashboard variable.

last_over_time shows me the most recent ones over the selecte timerange [$__range]

So the panel shows me the topn n connections in the dashboard selected time range.

topk($topX,last_over_time(network_heavy_connection_bytes{host_name=~"$d_hostname"}[$__range]))

topk($topX,last_over_time(network_heavy_connection_bytes{host_name=~"$d_hostname"}[$__range]))