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How to correlate logs and metrics with the Linux Node integration for Grafana Cloud

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Date Published
Author
Gabriel Antunes
Word Count
409
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21
Language
English
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Summary

An upgraded version of the Linux Node integration for Grafana Cloud now facilitates the correlation of logs with existing metrics, enhancing troubleshooting capabilities by allowing users to identify root causes of issues more effectively. This upgrade includes a new pre-configured dashboard based on the USE method, which emphasizes resource utilization, saturation, and errors, and introduces the ability to navigate specific timeframes where metrics display irregular behavior, correlating them with logs from various files such as syslog, auth.log, and kern.log. Additionally, the option to use systemd journal scraping enables filtering of application logs by specific units, providing a more granular analysis of issues such as disk usage spikes. The integration aims to streamline the monitoring process with features like 16 pre-built alerts and encourages users to configure their Grafana Agent for log file scraping to maximize the benefits of these enhancements.

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