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Docs: Minor edits to the README and several md files (#19238)

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* Update README.md

Capitalized the G and S in "Getting Started," and moved "guide" to match the section title in the docs.

* Fixed sentence structure. Changed "download" to "grafana.com/get" and changed "get" to "download".

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

*  Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)

* Docs: Replace "datasources" with "data sources" (#19111)
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Brenda Harjala
2019-09-20 00:04:56 +02:00
committed by Marcus Olsson
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@@ -163,15 +163,15 @@ The default cookie name for storing the auth token is `grafana_session`. you can
## Upgrading to v6.2
### Ensure encryption of datasource secrets
### Ensure encryption of data source secrets
Datasources store passwords and basic auth passwords in secureJsonData encrypted (AES-256 in CFB mode) by default. Existing datasource
will keep working with unencrypted passwords. If you want to migrate to encrypted storage for your existing datasources
Data sources store passwords and basic auth passwords in secureJsonData encrypted (AES-256 in CFB mode) by default. Existing data source
will keep working with unencrypted passwords. If you want to migrate to encrypted storage for your existing data sources
you can do that by:
- For datasources created through UI, you need to go to datasource config, re enter the password or basic auth
password and save the datasource.
- For datasources created by provisioning, you need to update your config file and use secureJsonData.password or
- For data sources created through UI, you need to go to data source config, re enter the password or basic auth
password and save the data source.
- For data sources created by provisioning, you need to update your config file and use secureJsonData.password or
secureJsonData.basicAuthPassword field. See [provisioning docs](/administration/provisioning) for example of current
configuration.
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ Grafana will fallback to using the database as an shared cache.
The semantics of `max concurrent shard requests` changed in Elasticsearch v7.0, see [release notes](https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/7.0/breaking-changes-7.0.html#semantics-changed-max-concurrent-shared-requests) for reference.
If you upgrade Elasticsearch to v7.0+ you should make sure to update the datasource configuration in Grafana so that version
If you upgrade Elasticsearch to v7.0+ you should make sure to update the data source configuration in Grafana so that version
is `7.0+` and `max concurrent shard requests` properly configured. 256 was the default in pre v7.0 versions. In v7.0 and above 5 is the default.
## Upgrading to v6.4