Clark Boylan 0fede0c0cb Proxy Grafyaml requests to Graphite
With newer Grafana we're seeing that any dashboards using queries to
graphite fail with CORS Missing Allowed Origin errors. Attempt to
workaround this by having grafana proxy requests to graphite rather than
have the browser make them directly. This will affect all graphite
requests and not just the problematic query requests but this should be
ok.

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Developing Graphs

The run-grafana.sh script in this directory will start a Docker container with Grafana listening on port 3000. It will then load the datasources and dashboards in this directory. Repeated runs of the script will re-load the scripts.

You can log into the instance with the username "admin" and password "password". You can then use the Grafana UI to develop graphs.

The "share" icon on the graph in the UI can be used to export a JSON file, which your browser will download. You can copy that to this directory (or update existing files) and submit a review.