
Learn to visualize Asterisk PBX metrics with Grafana by integrating Prometheus and Osiris data, connect to Postgres for cost center KPIs, and build real-time dashboards accessible on mobile.
Set up a lab to generate data and visualize Asterisk pbx metrics with Grafana dashboards, connecting Postgres to retrieve cost center KPIs and collecting data with Prometheus.
Set up a two-server environment to visualize Asterisk PBX metrics with Grafana dashboard, deploying an app server with Grafana, Prometheus, Zabbix, and Postgres database, plus soft phone and web interface.
Integrate Asterisk with a Postgres database by configuring rest_pgsql and pjsip.conf files. Map pjsip objects and endpoint authentication to the database, and set up tables, extensions, and cdr configurations.
Create agent extensions in the asterisk db using a postgres query, apply numbering plans for segmentation, verify endpoints and address of record, and prepare for softphone configuration.
Configure extensions on agent softphones and register them with the Asterisk server. Set up endpoints 4000–4002 with IP, username, and password using PJSIP, then verify registration and dial plan routing.
Configure the dial plan to enable internal extension communication in Asterisk, back up the default config, paste an internal context-based setup, reload the config, and test calls to verify connectivity.
Create three queues in the database via pgadmin, configure queue and queue_members tables, and add nine agents with pjsip interfaces, then verify the setup.
Configure the asterisk pbx dial plan with ivr options, set up trunk lines, register pjsip lines, and manage call recordings for a grafana-backed metrics workflow.
Learn to configure an IVR in Asterisk, define trunk and menu flows, handle timeouts and invalid options, and log recordings to a database for Grafana-based visualization of inbound call metrics.
Configure the dialplan for enterprise customer care to route inbound calls, log the CDL table type, trigger recording, and bridge to agents in the enterprise queue for Grafana metrics visualization.
Configure outbound calls via a trunk line for Grafana dashboard of Asterisk PBX metrics, using Nigeria numbering formats and logging recording, status, and agent performance in a CDL table.
Discover how Grafana visualizes metrics from Asterisk, Prometheus, and databases with open source, cloud, and enterprise editions, and install the open source edition to build real-time dashboards.
Install Grafana open source edition on Ubuntu, set up the repo and keys, install, start the service, and access the 3000 port to log in with admin and create dashboards.
Explore how Prometheus collects and exposes Asterix core metrics via the built-in exporter, and visualizes them in Grafana for a live monitoring dashboard.
Install Prometheus via apt, access the service in a browser, and explore server metrics; then integrate Prometheus with Asterisk to expose metrics for visualization in Grafana.
Learn to integrate Prometheus with Asterix by configuring Prometheus and Asterix, enabling basic authentication. Set up a Prometheus job for scraping metrics and visualize them in Grafana.
Learn to integrate Prometheus with Grafana and configure data sources for dashboards, including setting up a second collector like Zabbix.
Explore Zabbix, an open-source monitoring solution, and learn how it collects metrics, detects problems, alerts, and visualizes data across network, cloud, containers, databases, and applications using agent and agentless methods.
Install and configure Zabbix server on Ubuntu 22.04 with Postgres and Apache, create the database and service account user, set the DB host and port, then access the Zabbix frontend.
Integrate Zabbix with Asterisk using the Asterisk Manager Interface to collect metrics and push them to Grafana for visualization, configuring httpd, manager access, and frontend details.
Integrate Asterisk with Zabbix to collect metrics, configure Prometheus and the frontend macro, restart services, and visualize data in Grafana using a monitoring template.
Integrate Zabbix with Grafana to visualize Asterix metrics by installing the Grafana service plugin, restarting the Grafana server, enabling the plugin, and configuring Asterix as a data source for dashboards.
Visualize Asterisk PBX metrics by creating Grafana dashboards using Prometheus as the datasource, displaying uptime, last reload, active calls, and core processing.
Visualize Asterisk PBX metrics in Grafana by using Prometheus as a datasource, displaying bridge, active channel, endpoints, and trunk data. Prepare to use Zabbix to fetch data from Asterisk.
Create dashboards in Grafana using Zabbix as a datasource to visualize asterisk pbx metrics, including service status, uptime, cpu, memory, and active calls.
Learn to create grafana dashboards using zabbix as a datasource and add core component metrics to monitor the performance of your asterisk pbx server.
Visualize Asterisk PBX metrics with Grafana dashboard by building dashboards that monitor CPU and memory utilization, disk space, uptime, and server health, with up/down mapping and color indicators.
Visualize Asterix pbx metrics with Grafana dashboard by collecting data with Prometheus and Zavist, displaying total processes, cpu, ram, and q_logs events, using sql queries to retrieve data.
Master basic sql concepts by writing select queries to retrieve specific columns from a customers table, apply where and order by, counting and joining, and visualize results in Grafana.
Integrate your asterisk database with Grafana to visualize metrics, add Postgres as a data source by entering IP, port, user, and password, then save, test, and create a dashboard.
Create a Grafana dashboard to visualize call center KPIs from Postgres data, building a call center summary panel that counts calls in queue, successful, missed, and abandoned using SQL.
Visualize asterisk pbx metrics with a grafana dashboard by building a database view of call summaries per queue, integrating Zabbix and Prometheus data and tracking active calls and available agents.
Visualize Asterisk PBX metrics, part 2, by building a database dashboard that shows call summary per queue in Grafana, including total calls, missed calls, and unsuccessful calls.
Visualize asterisk pbx metrics with grafana dashboards, including real-time call data, abandoned calls, and enterprise versus HQ views, plus a self-service ivr with check balance, reset pin, and block pin.
Visualize asterisk pbx metrics on grafana by combining prometheus and database sources to monitor agents availability across queues, including available, logged in, and not available in real time.
Explore an advanced Grafana dashboard for visualizing Asterisk pbx metrics, incorporating trend-based panels, CPU and memory metrics, system load, and enterprise call center performance insights.
Visualize Asterisk PBX metrics with Grafana dashboard to monitor real-time call center KPIs, including active calls, abandon rates, and agent performance through doughnut charts and gauges.
Build a dynamic Grafana dashboard for Asterisk PBX metrics using queue and agent variables, queries, and dynamic panels to visualize agent KPIs and inbound/outbound calls.
Visualize asterisk pbx metrics with Grafana dashboards by integrating Prometheus and Zabbix, building real-time dashboards for resource utilization, system health, and agent performance, with Postgres queries.
Learn to monitor an Asterisk db server with Zabbix and Grafana by installing agents on Windows or Linux, collecting metrics, and visualizing dashboards for health status.
This course is all about transforming and visualizing the data generated by the Asterisk PBX. I am going to show you how you can create dashboards for different metrics in Asterisk using Grafana. I will also show you how you can monitor the performance of your Asterisk server. We are going to collect the data from the Asterisk server via Prometheus, Zabbix, and the database.
Asterisk Server – Assumption Already setup
Generate Data by setting up a LAB ( IVR System)
Setup Application Servers (Zabbix, and Prometheus) for data collection
Use SQL queries to retrieve Call Center and Agents KPIs from asterisk database
Setup Grafana for Asterisk PBX metrics visualization
Integrate Asterisk Server to Database server (Postgres)
Integrate Asterisk with Prometheus
Integrate Asterisk with Zabbix
Integrate Grafana with Prometheus
integrate Grafana with Zabbix
Integrate Grafana with Database – in our case –Postgres database
Create Visualizations on Grafana for different Asterisk Metrics by creating dashboards
Asterisk Metrics ===> Data Collection (Prometheus, Zabbix and database) ==> Transformation & Visualization (Grafana)
As an administrator, you will learn how to get real-time information from Asterisk via the Grafana dashboard without necessary login into the Asterisk server .
Please know that this course is not a Prometheus, Grafana, or Zabbix course; we are just applying Prometheus,Zabbix, and Grafana to our use case. The course centers around the visualization of Asterisk PBX metrics.