Before this change, the alerting provisioning system incorrectly used
the QuotaTarget to check if alerting's request quota had been reached.
The quota service requires the QuotaTargetSrv, which is what's
registered with the service at startup time. This is leading to errors
in the provisioning system.
* block move operation that could introduce more than 8 level of depth, forbid circular reference
* move getHeight to store, mock store in service
* fix linter
* don't remove grafana-server and grafana-cli binaries from /usr/share/grafana/bin in deb and rpm packages
* don't add config overrides in /usr/sbin/grafana-server
* update pagerduty and opsgenie to deserialize settings using standard JSON library
* update pagerduty truncation to use a function from Alertamanger package
* update opsgenie to use payload model (same as in Alertmanager)
* Elasticsearch: Fix removing of empty settings from query in backend implementation
* Update
* Update
* Update pkg/tsdb/elasticsearch/time_series_query.go
Co-authored-by: Gábor Farkas <gabor.farkas@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Gábor Farkas <gabor.farkas@gmail.com>
* RBAC: add viewer grand if dspermissions enforcement is not enabled
* RBAC: Change permissions based on role prefix
* RBAC: Add option to for permission service to add a license middleware
* RBAC: Remove actions from query struct
This commit makes a number of changes to how images work in Slack
notifications.
It adds support for uploading images to Slack via the files.upload
API when the contact point has a token. Images are no longer linked
via a URL if a token is present.
Each image uploaded to Slack is posted as a reply to the original
notification. Up to maxImagesPerThreadTs images can be posted as
replies before a final message is sent with:
There are no images than can be shown here. To see the panels for
all firing and resolved alerts please check Grafana
Incoming Webhooks cannot upload files via files.upload and so webhooks
require the image to be uploaded to cloud storage and linked via URL.
* cleanup cloudwatch.go
* streamline interface naming
* use utility func
* rename test utils file
* move util function to where they are used
* move dtos to models
* split integration tests from the rest
* Update pkg/tsdb/cloudwatch/cloudwatch.go
Co-authored-by: Isabella Siu <Isabella.siu@grafana.com>
* refactor error codes aggregation
* move error messages to models
Co-authored-by: Isabella Siu <Isabella.siu@grafana.com>
* wip
* wip
* almost there..
* wip - change so it can run.
* treelist is working.
* support CODEGEN_VERIFY env variable
* use log.fatal
* comment out old PluginTreeList code generation
* cleanup
* rename corelist package files
* fix makefile
* move pkg/codegen/pluggen.go to pkg/plugins/codegen
* copy and refactor files to pkg/plugins/codegen
* use pkg/plugins/codegen instead of pkg/codegen for core plugins code gen
* remove unneeded files
* remove unused code to resolve linting errors
* adapters first hack
* added flattener
* add back ignore build tags to go generate file
* cleaned up the code a bit.
* seems to work, needs to do some refactoring of the GoTypesJenns and TSTypesJenny.
* one more step, going to get upstream changes in this branch.
* working but need to run import tmpl in jenny_schemapath to have the proper imports.
* added header to generated files.
* added missing jenny.
* preventing plugins with multiple decls/schemas to insert multiple lines in corelist.
* fixed so we use Slot type from kindsys to detect if its group.
* adding a go jenny that only runs if the plugin has a backend.
* added version object to generated ts.
* generating the ts types with the same output as prior to this refactoring.
* removed code that is replaced by the jenny pattern.
* removed the go code that isn't used anymore.
* removed some more unused code and renamed pluggen to util_ts
* fixed linting issue.
* removed unused vars.
* use a jenny list postprocessor for header injection
* moved decl and decl_parser to pfs.
* removed the pre-pended header in the gotypes jenny since it is done in the postprocess.
* moved decl to pfs.
* removed unused template.
Co-authored-by: Marcus Efraimsson <marcus.efraimsson@gmail.com>
* make create call consistent with update and delete
* send multiple targets to graphite and correlate the responses with the requests
* make create call consistent with update and delete
* send multiple targets to graphite and correlate the responses with the requests
* Revert "make create call consistent with update and delete"
This reverts commit 26b6463bd6.
* refactor query -> target parsing and fix unit tests
* add additional validations and more unit tests
* change error statement to warn
Adding support for backend plugin client middlewares. This allows headers in outgoing
backend plugin and HTTP requests to be modified using client middlewares.
The following client middlewares added:
Forward cookies: Will forward incoming HTTP request Cookies to outgoing plugins.Client
and HTTP requests if the datasource has enabled forwarding of cookies (keepCookies).
Forward OAuth token: Will set OAuth token headers on outgoing plugins.Client and HTTP
requests if the datasource has enabled Forward OAuth Identity (oauthPassThru).
Clear auth headers: Will clear any outgoing HTTP headers that was part of the incoming
HTTP request and used when authenticating to Grafana.
The current suggested way to register client middlewares is to have a separate package,
pluginsintegration, responsible for bootstrap/instantiate the backend plugin client with
middlewares and/or longer term bootstrap/instantiate plugin management.
Fixes#54135
Related to #47734
Related to #57870
Related to #41623
Related to #57065
The GrafanaComURL setting is currently used in two places:
- the /api/gnet endpoint, which proxies all requests to the URL
configured in GrafanaComURL
- OAuth logins using grafana.com, where the auth URL, token URL and
redirect URL are all configured to use the GrafanaComURL.
This has worked fine until now because almost all Grafana instances have
just used the default value, https://grafana.com. However, we now have a
few different grafana.com's, some of which are behind IAP. The IAP
causes the /api/gnet proxy to fail because the required cookies are not
present in the request (how could they be?). Setting the
[grafana_net.url] setting to an internal-only URL improves the situation
slightly - the proxy works again just fine - but breaks any OAuth logins
using grafana.com, because the user must be redirected to a publicly
accessible URL.
This commit adds an additional setting, `[grafana_com.api_url]`,
which can be used to tell Grafana to use the new API URL when proxying
requests to the grafana.com API, while still using the existing
`GrafanaComURL` setting for other things.
The setting will fall back to the GrafanaComURL setting + "/api" if unset.
* Add Team kind
* Minor changes
* Use ToMedatata annotation
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
* Use ToMedatata annotation
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
* Use ToMedatata annotation
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
* Use ToMedatata annotation
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
* Update comments
* Add created and updated fields
* Make orgId required
* Use int64 for datetime
Co-authored-by: sam boyer <sdboyer@grafana.com>
Joe Blubaugh
ying-jeanne
Yuri Tseretyan
kay delaney
Kevin Minehart
Kristin Laemmert
Ryan McKinley
Andreas Christou
Jo
Carl Bergquist
George Robinson
Ivana Huckova
Dimitris Sotirakis
Serge Zaitsev
Artur Wierzbicki
Dan Cech
Sofia Papagiannaki
sam boyer
Kyle Brandt
Gábor Farkas
Alexander Weaver
Karl Persson
Will Browne
Andres Martinez Gotor
Erik Sundell
Michael Mandrus
Marcus Andersson
Sasha Melentyev
Marcus Efraimsson
Ben Sully
Tania