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doc/readme-debian.md

@@ -40,7 +40,6 @@ systemctl enable grafana-server
 systemctl start grafana-server
 ```
 
-When logged in to Grafana (port 3000, admin/admin) create a datasource that points to the local InfluxDB. Now import the provided dashboards.
 
 
 ## Download and Install HMCi
@@ -56,4 +55,10 @@ systemctl daemon-reload
 systemctl enable hmci
 ```
 
-Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors. Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```. You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.
+## Configure HMCi
+
+Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors.
+
+Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```.
+
+You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.

doc/readme-grafana.md

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 # Grafana Setup
 
+When installed Grafana listens on [http://localhost:3000](http://localhost:3000) and you can login as user *admin* with password *admin*. Once logged in you are asked to change the default password.
+
 ## Datasource
 
 - Configure Grafana to use InfluxDB as a new datasource
@@ -13,3 +15,25 @@
 Import all or some of the example dashboards from [dashboards/*.json](dashboards/) into Grafana as a starting point and get creative making your own cool dashboards - please share anything useful :)
 
 - When importing a dashboard, select the **hmci** datasource you have created.
+
+
+## Security and Proxy
+
+The easiest way to secure Grafana with https is to put it behind a proxy server such as nginx.
+
+If you want to serve /grafana as shown below, you also need to edit */etc/grafana/grafana.ini* and change the *root_url*:
+
+```
+root_url = %(protocol)s://%(domain)s:%(http_port)s/grafana/
+```
+
+Nginx snippet:
+
+```nginx
+    location /grafana/ {
+        proxy_pass      http://localhost:3000/;
+        proxy_set_header Host $host;
+    }
+```
+
+

doc/readme-hmc.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# HMC Preparations
+# IBM Power HMC Preparations
 
 Ensure you have **correct date/time** and NTPd running to keep it accurate!
 

doc/readme-redhat.md

@@ -45,8 +45,6 @@ systemctl start grafana-server
 
 If you are running Linux on Power, you can find ppc64le Grafana packages on the [Power DevOps](https://www.power-devops.com/grafana) site.
 
-When logged in to Grafana (port 3000, admin/admin) create a datasource that points to the local InfluxDB. Now import the provided dashboards.
-
 
 ## Download and Install HMCi
 
@@ -62,4 +60,10 @@ systemctl enable hmci
 systemctl start hmci
 ```
 
-Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors. Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```. You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.
+## Configure HMCi
+
+Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors.
+
+Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```.
+
+You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.

doc/readme-suse.md

@@ -44,8 +44,6 @@ systemctl start grafana-server
 
 If you are running Linux on Power, you can find ppc64le Grafana packages on the [Power DevOps](https://www.power-devops.com/grafana) site.
 
-When logged in to Grafana (port 3000, admin/admin) create a datasource that points to the local InfluxDB. Now import the provided dashboards.
-
 
 ## Download and Install HMCi
 
@@ -60,4 +58,12 @@ systemctl daemon-reload
 systemctl enable hmci
 ```
 
-Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors. Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```. You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.
+## Configure HMCi
+
+Now modify **/etc/hmci.toml** (edit URL and credentials to your HMCs) and test the setup by running ```/opt/hmci/bin/hmci -d``` in the foreground/terminal and look for any errors.
+
+Press CTRL+C to stop and then start as a background service with ```systemctl start hmci```.
+
+You can see the log/output by running ```journalctl -f -u hmci```.
+
+