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# Internet Service Level Agreement Monitoring Docker Stack with Prometheus, Grafana and a small python ports checker.
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> To learn more about the python ports checker use, please visit the related python project [here](https://github.com/xeviff/pyOpenPortsChecker4Prometheus)
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Stand-up a Docker [Prometheus](http://prometheus.io/) stack containing Prometheus, Grafana with [blackbox-exporter](https://github.com/prometheus/blackbox_exporter), and [speedtest-exporter](https://github.com/MiguelNdeCarvalho/speedtest-exporter) to collect and graph home Internet reliability and throughput.
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## This is a fork
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Please, be aware this is an improvement based on an already existing project, so if you are interested on more details about its components, then I encourage you to take as first reference the original project [here](https://github.com/geerlingguy/internet-monitoring)
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## Configurations
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That's easy, check the both projects configuration steps :wink:
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Another important thing is the threshold for the internet speed. In my case I should have 1GB symmetrical and if one day I'll have this real speed, the colors would get the green color (but I don't expect this will happen with fibracat.cat :triumph:). Anyway if you had 600 Mbps for example, you'd need to adjust the Grafana's dashboard thresholds to have the green color when the values reaches 600 instead of 1000.
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But it's pretty easy, you (as grafana's administrator) edit the panels and change these values:
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## Expected result
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This is how it looks like in my NAS:
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<center><img src="images/dashboard.jpeg" width="4600" heighth="500"></center>
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The interesting thing is you can adjust the time visibility and get its average, for example the last 24h or even last week stats, etc.
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