Create Basic Grafana Dashboards for Indexer Monitoring

[raduciobanu22]

Description:
Create essential Grafana dashboards to visualize the core metrics collected by Prometheus.

Tasks:

1. Create "Indexer Overview" dashboard with panels for:
   • Health status indicator
   • Sync status visualization:
     • Block height graph
     • Sync delay gauge
     • Time since last sync
   • Resource usage graphs:
     • Memory usage over time
     • CPU utilization
     • Disk usage trends
   • Request latency panels:
     • Latency heatmap
     • 95th percentile response times
     • Error rate graph
2. Set up basic alerting rules:
   • Health check failure
   • Sync delay exceeding threshold
   • High resource usage
   • Latency spikes
3. Export dashboard configuration as JSON
4. Add dashboard setup documentation

Acceptance Criteria:

• Dashboard JSON is provided and tested
• All core metrics are visualized effectively
• Alerts are properly configured
• Documentation includes dashboard import instructions
• Graphs include appropriate time ranges and thresholds

[TheRanomial]

Mind if I take this issue?
I am a full-stack/web3 and ai developer. I know several languages like Go,Python and Typescript and Devops tools like docker, prometheus and Grafana.
I also have expertise in open-source projects in golang and have worked on several projects till now and also been a finalist in a hackathon organised by government of India.

[Wendyalbert]

I’d love to work on this task.

[jedstroke]

Can I tackle this one?

[od-hunter]

Hi, please can I be assigned this please? This would be my first time contributing to this project but I've contributed to projects like this so I have the knowledge of this. I would love to be the given the opportunity to solve this issue please. I have experience in html, css, JavaScript,TypeScript and solidity, and Cairo.

[Amizeey]

Would love to tackle this!

[Nityam573]

Could I be assigned to this?

[fatiudeen]

Is it okay if I take this?

[Supa-mega]

Could I grab this task?

[Akshola00]

Let me handle this issue!