Add Prometheus based monitoring #33
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This sets up Prometheus which scrapes the service binaries and host data which then is presented in an operation dashboard in Grafana. For easy access we provide another public endpoint via: monitoring-$env-$region-$domain While we want simple availability it should not be exposed to the greater public, therefore the Grafana installation is guarded with a Google login. This forces us to require a Google OAuth client id and secret during setup. * setup prometheus * setup grafana * setup operations dashboard
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This sets up Prometheus which scrapes the service binaries and host data which then is presented in an operation dashboard in Grafana. For easy access we provide another public endpoint via:
monitoring-$env-$region-$domainWhile we want simple availability it should not be exposed to the greater public, therefore the Grafana installation is guarded with a Google login. This forces us to require a Google OAuth client id and secret during setup.