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Use the following script to reach Grafana API by IP with username and password.
Note: values in this script are only an example. Before running this script on your machine, first updategrafana_host
,grafana_port
,grafana_username
,grafana_password,
anddatasource_name
with your own actual values.Code Block language bash #!/bin/bash #Get a single data source by name #GET /api/datasources/name/:name grafana_host=10.2.7.100 grafana_port=80 grafana_username='admin' grafana_password='adminz-password' datasource_name='hivemq-metrics-1' curl --location \ --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \ --header 'Accept: application/json' \ "http://${grafana_username}:${grafana_password}@${grafana_host}:${grafana_port}/api/datasources/name/${datasource_name}"
Use the
id
value as Datasource id.If all credentials are valid, the output of the script is JSON like this:
Code Block language json { "id": 52, "uid": "abcdef1hijk", "orgId": 1, "name": "hivemq-metrics-1", "type": "prometheus", "typeLogoUrl": "", "access": "proxy", "url": "http://hivemq-my-hivemq-metrics.my-hivemq-namespace.svc.cluster.local:8428", "password": "", "user": "", "database": "", "basicAuth": false, "basicAuthUser": "", "basicAuthPassword": "", "withCredentials": false, "isDefault": false, "jsonData": {}, "secureJsonFields": {}, "version": 1, "readOnly": false }
If the Grafana IP is incorrect you will get an error like this:
Code Block language text curl: (7) Failed to connect to 10.2.7.242100 port 80 after 6058 ms: Couldn't connect to server
If user credentials are invalid you will get an error like this:
Code Block language json { "message": "invalid username or password" }
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