In this video, I’ll show you how to set up a complete monitoring stack with Prometheus, Node Exporter, and Grafana on Linux. We’ll make each component run as a systemd service, so they auto-start after reboot and stay resilient.
What you’ll learn:
Install and configure Prometheus on Linux
Deploy Node Exporter to expose system metrics
Connect Prometheus with Node Exporter
Install and configure Grafana
Add Prometheus as a data source in Grafana
Import community dashboards for visualization
This setup is perfect for anyone looking to monitor CPU, memory, disk, and network usage on Linux servers. These monitoring tools are widely used in DevOps, Cloud, and Kubernetes environments.
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Prometheus, Node Exporter & Grafana Setup on Linux
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00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Why monitoring is essential
00:57 - Monitoring stack overview
01:18 - Install Prometheus on Linux
02:47 - Configure Prometheus as a systemd service
04:17 - Install Node Exporter
05:03 - Configure Node Exporter as a systemd service
06:12 - Connect Node Exporter with Prometheus
08:19 - Install Grafana on Linux
10:01 - Add Prometheus as Grafana data source
10:58 - Import Grafana dashboard for Node Exporter
12:08 - Wrap-up & Conclusion
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