nself monitor
nself monitor
Section titled “nself monitor”Monitoring stack management.
Synopsis
Section titled “Synopsis”nself monitor <subcommand> [flags]Description
Section titled “Description”nself monitor manages the monitoring stack provisioned with the project (Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Alertmanager, exporters). Right now it focuses on the Grafana dashboard library: re-provisioning the bundled dashboards from the latest templates so a long-running stack can pick up dashboard updates that ship with newer CLI versions.
monitor upgrade-dashboards re-provisions the eleven ɳSelf-bundled Grafana dashboards: System Overview, Postgres, Hasura, Nginx, Per-Plugin, Request Latency, AI Cost Tracker, User Activity, Error Heatmap, Backups, Licenses. By default, dashboards that are already current are left alone. Pass --force to re-provision unconditionally.
For the running monitoring services (start/stop/health), use nself service and �P1� status. For alert rule and silence management, use �P2� alerts.
Subcommands
Section titled “Subcommands”| Name | Description |
|---|---|
upgrade-dashboards | Upgrade Grafana dashboards to the latest bundled versions |
monitor upgrade-dashboards
Section titled “monitor upgrade-dashboards”| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--force | false | Force re-provision even if up to date |
Examples
Section titled “Examples”# Re-provision dashboards that have changed since last runnself monitor upgrade-dashboards
# Force re-provision every dashboardnself monitor upgrade-dashboards --forceSee Also
Section titled “See Also”- cmd-alerts: alert rules and silences
- cmd-service: manage optional services
- cmd-status: service health
- Commands: full command index