Perses, the GitOps Native dashboard visualization tool
summary
Perses claims to be a GitOps-native replacement for Grafana and is now in CNCF sandbox, but many goals remain unfinished. Demo uses Docker Compose with Prometheus and the Berkeley CLI (called perly/perkley) to create projects, data sources and dashboards via git-style apply and diffs; a berley migrate can import Grafana JSON. Dashboards-as-code works via Q and Go SDKs. Practical problems include macOS permission bugs, missing SI units, a nonfunctional Kubernetes operator and flaky ephemeral dashboards.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Percys
- 0:20About the Speaker
- 0:46Percys Goals and Features
- 2:43Live Demo: Setting Up Percys
- 6:04CLI Tool: Berkeley
- 11:26Dashboard as Code
- 15:37Challenges and Gotchas
- 18:33Q&A Session
- 21:38Conclusion
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