omniwired/hermes-docker

The goal of this repo is to make it easier to discover how to setup Hermes and monitor its usage using grafana.

• mnemonic.txt with the seed phrase to use for relaying
• config.toml with the hermes configuration that the Docker container is going to use.

I've provided an example one.

Optional: Add more keys to hermes changing the Dockerfile file.

docker build . -t omniwired/hermes

• Download docker-compose.yml, prometheus.yml and grafana_template.json and place them in the same repository.

• Run the following command in your command line to start Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, and Promtail.

  docker-compose -f docker-compose.yaml up
  

• Open your web browser and go to http://localhost:3000/.
• On the sign-in page, enter admin for the username and password.
• Click Sign in. If successful, you will see a prompt to change the password.
• Click OK on the prompt and change your password.

• In the sidebar, hover your cursor over the Configuration (gear) icon, and then select Data Sources.
• Click Add data source.
• In the list of data sources, select Prometheus.
• In the URL box, enter http://prometheus:9090.
• Click Save & Test. Prometheus is now available as a data source in Grafana.

• Add another data source, however, this time, select Loki.
• In the URL box, enter http://loki:3100.
• Click Save & Test. Loki is now available as a data source in Grafana.

• Download the Grafana template we provide.
• In the sidebar, hover your cursor over the + icon, and then click Import.
• Click on Upload JSON file and select the Grafana template you just downloaded.
• On the Import page, enter Hermes dashboard template as a name, enter your data sources and click Import.
• In the top right corner, next to the refresh dashboard button, select 5s to automatically query Prometheus and Loki every 5s.