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  1. Gantt for Grafana

    A panel plugin for Grafana to visualize Gantt charts.

  2. Hexmap for Grafana

    A Grafana panel plugin for hexagonal tiling of data.

  3. CSV data source for Grafana

    Load CSV files into Grafana.

  4. Workshop: Monitoring with Grafana

  5. Introduction to Grafana

    Grafana is open source visualization and analytics software.

  6. Build IT Better: DevOps

    In this episode, we talk to Marcus Olsson, Developer Advocate at Grafana Labs, about Grafana’s open-source tool for observability and monitoring.

  7. Learn Grafana: Share query results between panels to reduce load time

    As you add more panels to your dashboard, more requests are being made, potentially leading to your dashboard taking longer to load.

  8. Beginner-friendly issues

    Learn how to write beginner-friendly issues for your open-source project.

  9. JSON API data source for Grafana

    A data source plugin for loading JSON APIs into Grafana using JSONPath or JSONata.

  10. Dynamic text for Grafana

    Define text templates using the data from your data source query.

  11. Popular community plugins that can improve your Grafana dashboards

    One thing we believe at Grafana Labs is that your data should be presented in a way that makes sense to you.

  12. Webinar: Running Chaos Engineering experiments with Gremlin and Grafana

    Complex systems fail in complex and unexpected ways.

  13. Webinar: All about plugins: Building your first panel plugin

    Plugins amplify what you can do with Grafana.

  14. Webinar: Getting started with Grafana 7

    In this webinar, Marcus will show you how to get started using Grafana.

  15. Static data source for Grafana

    Create static query results for prototyping dashboards and testing panels.

  16. Learn Grafana: How to build a scatter plot plugin in Grafana 7.0

    There are a lot of great things about Grafana 7.0, but one of my favorite features is the new React-based plugin platform, which has a set of new APIs and design system to help you build your own plugin.

  17. Treemap for Grafana

    Compare data by area and colors.

  18. Plugin showcase: The hourly heatmap panel, built on Grafana's new plugin platform

    Since Petr Slavotinek created the Carpet plot plugin in 2017, it’s been one of the most popular community plugins for Grafana.

  19. Learn Grafana: How to automatically repeat rows and panels in dynamic dashboards

    In this blog post — which is part of our Learn Grafana series that covers how to build effective and efficient dashboards — we’ll look at how you can dynamically add and remove entire panels through a feature called repeated panels.

  20. Hourly Heatmap for Grafana

    Aggregate time series by hour to analyze activity or traffic during the day.

  21. json-schema-docs

    A simple JSON Schema to Markdown generator.

  22. WFH tips: Slack hacks that will make you more productive

    As the work-from-home culture continues to reshape many people’s lives, the team at Grafana Labs has been sharing tips, tricks, and hacks we have learned as a remote-first company.

  23. Learn Grafana: How to use dual axis graphs

    You’re done setting up your first graph panels in Grafana.

  24. Talk: Docs-as-code for OSS

    How do you document a non-trivial open source project?

  25. Pro Tips: Dashboard Navigation Using Links

    Great dashboards answer a limited set of related questions.

  26. Enough for Visual Studio Code

    A minimal theme for VS Code.

  27. freq

    Command-line utility application for displaying frequencies as histograms or bar charts, from the standard input.

  28. Talk: Fearless Software Delivery

    Fear is the enemy of innovation and creative experimentation.

  29. Talk: Serverless Go on Google Cloud Platform

  30. Talk: Testing techniques in Go

  31. Lightning talk: Pull-based deployments

  32. Talk: Coverage Cravings - How to test effectively in Go

  33. Talk: How we started orchestrating our workflows with Apache Airflow

    We will showcase how we harmonised and automatised some of the processes and routines at Bonnier Broadcasting with Apache Airflow and the Google Cloud Platform.

  34. Workshop: Introduction to Go

    This meetup will introduce you to Go in the form of a code-along workshop.

  35. Gopher Artwork

    This repository contains gopher artwork, based on the original artwork by Renee French.

  36. Talk: Drawing sticker-friendly gophers

  37. serialized-go

    Go client for Serialized IO.

  38. Adding context and options to your Go client package

    More tips and tricks for building a Go client package.

  39. Talk: What's coming in Go 1.8

  40. tui-go

    A UI library for terminal applications.

  41. Notes on my GolangUK 2016 talk

    My response to some of the questions I got after my talk in London.

  42. Talk: Building an enterprise service in Go

    Go has been widely successful for creating tools and infrastructure, but the simplicity of the language also makes for an excellent fit for implementing core business applications.

  43. Stockholm Go Community

    Together with Peter Hellberg, I organized more than 20 community events for the Go Stockholm Meetup Group.

  44. Talk: Introduction to Go kit

  45. Domain Driven Design in Go: Part 3

    Up until now, we have only looked at one service in isolation, but this is seldom the case in a service-oriented architecture.

  46. Writing a Go client for your RESTful API

    Learn how to build an idiomatic Go client for your REST API.

  47. Domain Driven Design in Go: Part 2

    In my previous post I announced a project I have been tinkering with lately; porting an existing DDD sample application to Go.

  48. Domain Driven Design in Go: Part 1

    In 2008, Citerus developed a Java sample application in close collaboration with Eric Evans, based on the examples in his book.

  49. Domain Driven Design in Go

    I developed a sample application to explore Domain Driven Design in Go.

  50. Talk: An eventful world

    We live in an asynchronous event-based distributed system called nature.