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see config.yaml.sample see config.yaml.sample
## Grafana datasource ## Grafana datasource
Successfully tested with yesoreyeram-infinity-datasource datasource Successfully tested with [yesoreyeram-infinity-datasource](https://github.com/grafana/grafana-infinity-datasource) datasource
Create an infinity query, name it "Edges". Type "JSON", Parser "Backend", Source "URL", Format "Table", Method "GET" Create an infinity query, name it "Edges". Type "JSON", Parser "Backend", Source "URL", Format "Table", Method "GET"
URL: "http://my-nodegopher-host:8080/graph1/edges?from=$__from&to=$__to&interval=$__interval" URL: "http://my-nodegopher-host:8080/graph1/edges?from=$__from&to=$__to&interval=$__interval"
![Edges configuration](https://git.nosd.in/yo/nodegopher/raw/branch/main/docs/nodegopher_grafana_edges.png "Edges configuration")
Create a second infinity query named "Nodes", same config, Create a second infinity query named "Nodes", same config,
URL: "http://my-nodegopher-host:8080/graph1/nodes?from=$__from&to=$__to&interval=$__interval" URL: "http://my-nodegopher-host:8080/graph1/nodes?from=$__from&to=$__to&interval=$__interval"
switch to visualization type "NodeGraph", and voila switch to visualization type "NodeGraph", and voila
![NodeGraph sample](https://git.nosd.in/yo/nodegopher/raw/branch/main/docs/nodegopher_sample.png "NodeGraph sample")
## Instance management ## Instance management
### Reload configuration ### Reload configuration
You can reload configuration file when the API is running, with either sending a signal, or make a POST request. You can reload configuration file when the API is running, with either sending a signal, or make a POST request.