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# Grafana configuration.

# Grafana local admin user name. If you are deploying Monasca Grafana this
# should not conflict with an OpenStack user name.
#grafana_local_admin_user_name:

# Path to git repo containing Grafana dashboards. Eg.
# https://github.com/stackhpc/grafana-reference-dashboards.git
#grafana_monitoring_node_dashboard_repo:

# Dashboard repo version. Optional, defaults to 'HEAD'.
#grafana_monitoring_node_dashboard_repo_version:

# Path to which Grafana dashboards will be cloned to a monitoring node
#grafana_monitoring_node_dashboard_repo_checkout_path:

# The path, relative to the grafana_monitoring_node_dashboard_repo_checkout_path
# containing the dashboards. Eg. /prometheus/control_plane
#grafana_monitoring_node_dashboard_repo_path:

# The Grafana organisation for the control plane. Note that for Monasca
# Grafana with domain support the format is:
# organisation_name@openstack_domain
#grafana_control_plane_organisation:

# A dict of datasources to configure. See the stackhpc.grafana-conf role
# for all supported datasources. Example:
#
# grafana_datasources:
#   monasca_api:
#     port: 8082
#     host: monasca-api
#   monasca_log_api:
#     port: 5607
#     host: monasca-log-api
#   elasticsearch:
#     port: 9200
#     host: monasca-elasticsearch
#     project_id: "some_id"
#
#grafana_datasources:

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# Dummy variable to allow Ansible to accept this file.
workaround_ansible_issue_8743: yes