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jsonData.stackid v1.9.1 Issues #4843
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Same issue for me |
As a workaround @HenilJainIO
Specify version like this (yes double vv due to some stupid reason I don't know of) |
Thank you soo much @VermiumSifell I wasted hours trying different things |
Hopefully the software works for your usecase, it seems quite confusing to manage |
I am not using the docker containers and I get this error as well. Have already spent hours trying different things, but if I do figure something out, I will post it here as well. Can't get the plugins file under provisioning to work either as I don't know where to get the stackId value from. |
I am also having this issue with Downgrading to Any suggestions on what to do here? Deployed grafana bitnami helm chart in k8s, version: 11.3.8 |
I have figured out there is a yaml file buried in the documentation that is an example file with like stackId: 5 as a parameter. I utilized that in the provisioning plugins in file. But before I provisioned the plugin, I built the backend server, as its not well documented in my opinion, but the backend server from what I can tell needs to be running first. Without the backend server, the plugin is useless. Therefore, I got the backend server running first, then setup the plugin. After getting both done it just worked. Granted, I scrapped adding OnCall to my project as the feature I wanted is only available in a cloud environment, which I am not able to utilize for reasons I don't want to delve into here. |
@drkthunder02 thanks for the reply -- are you saying that it's not possible to use this unless you use grafana's cloud environment? Edit: it seems you're saying that you want to use a specific feature that is not available except in the cloud environment. let me know if you have an example of how you set up provisioning to get it to work! |
Setting the env var |
Where does that environment variable live at?
…On Wed, Aug 21, 2024 at 8:06 AM Brandon Kauffman ***@***.***> wrote:
Setting the env var GF_INSTALL_PLUGINS="grafana-oncall-app vv1.9.0" and
then upgrading worked for me.
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It's on the grafana instance, not the on call engine |
+1. I got the same issue. In my case, I installed OnCall backend to existing K8s cluster which already have Grafana installed. Then I installed Grafana OnCall Plugin via dashboard and got the stackId issue. Log of oncall-engine for the error:
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same on v1.9.16 |
Thanks all for the help, yes installing the older version first and then upgrading worked for me @VermiumSifell However I also found another work around for someone who wants options and is using postgres. I Noticed the column json_data on table pluggin_settings had the data below and I believe this was causing the error If you build with the suggested idea of first using old version and then update, i noticed the update process populates the data below which i believe is what that is missing and hence causing the sonData.stackid Issues {"grafanaUrl":"https://GF-IP:3000/","license":"OpenSource","onCallApiUrl":"http://engine:8080","orgId":100,"stackId":5} so i noticed, you can go straight to install the current version and then manually edit that column with the above data, replace with your server. they should resolve this, seems something small |
Recently we made some changes to the way Grafana OnCall is initialized. Use 1.9.22, there were quite a few changes along the way from 1.9.0-1.9.22 to get things working.
Grafana OnCall should now be ready to use. |
regarding those needing to specify |
Managed to get it solved with:
This change was nowhere in the changelogs and I read those every time I update... unless I overlooked it, but I am quite positive. Also I was upgrading from 1.9.20 to 1.10.1. I would suggest adding it to the README under the |
Same Reinstalling and upgrading the plugin didn't help |
Same issue here:
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If anyone comes here and need to reset the grafana admin password with a backend that is not sqlite, this is the command:
Run it from inside the grafana container in K8s |
Same issue here: All deployed using helm + argocd |
update grafana to v11.3.1 help me |
but now it |
See See #4829 (comment) |
What went wrong?
I cloned the new docker-compose to run grafana oncall.
On enabling the plugin, it gives me this error.
How do we reproduce it?
Grafana OnCall Version
v1.9.1
Product Area
Alert Flow & Configuration
Grafana OnCall Platform?
Docker
User's Browser?
No response
Anything else to add?
No response
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