fix(monitoring): restore DMARC dashboard under Grafana 13
Grafana 13 externalised its core data sources; nixpkgs no longer bundles the Elasticsearch datasource, so every DMARC panel failed with "Plugin not registered". Load the official Grafana-signed elasticsearch plugin via declarativePlugins, pin the dmarc-ag/dmarc-fo datasource UIDs (Grafana 11+ resolves datasource template variables by UID, not name), and clear stale uid-less records left by an earlier deploy.
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@@ -62,7 +62,24 @@ The `cnx.email` DMARC record (`rua`/`ruf`) points at the `dmarc@cnx.email`
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mailbox on `mx1`. **parsedmarc** on `control` (`modules/monitoring/parsedmarc.nix`)
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polls that mailbox over IMAPS, parses the XML reports, and stores them in a local
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**Elasticsearch** (`127.0.0.1:9200`, loopback-only); Grafana renders them via the
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auto-provisioned parsedmarc dashboard + Elasticsearch datasource.
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parsedmarc dashboard + two Elasticsearch datasources (`dmarc-ag`/`dmarc-fo`).
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> Two Grafana-13 gotchas, both handled in `modules/monitoring/parsedmarc.nix`:
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>
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> 1. **The Elasticsearch data source plugin is no longer bundled.** Grafana 13
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> externalised its core data sources and nixpkgs ships no `grafanaPlugins`
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> entry for Elasticsearch, so a bare ES datasource fails with "Plugin not
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> registered" and every panel errors (and Explore silently falls back to the
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> default datasource). We pull the official, Grafana-signed `elasticsearch`
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> plugin from the catalog via `services.grafana.declarativePlugins`.
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> 2. **Datasource variables now resolve by UID, not name.** The bundled dashboard
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> binds its datasource through template variables whose stored value is the
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> datasource _name_ (`dmarc-ag`/`dmarc-fo`); Grafana 11+ matches that against
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> the datasource **UID**. So we provision the two datasources ourselves with
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> their **UID pinned to their name** (and leave the module's own
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> `provision.grafana.datasource` off to avoid a duplicate, uid-less pair).
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> `deleteDatasources` clears any stale uid-less records left by an earlier
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> deploy so the pinned-UID versions can be re-created.
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The IMAP fetch rides the **mesh**, not the public net: `control` pins
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`mx1.cnx.email` to mx1's mesh address in `/etc/hosts`, so TLS still validates
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@@ -9,9 +9,25 @@
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# Let's Encrypt cert (primary domain mx1.cnx.email) while the bytes stay on the
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# overlay. The mailbox passphrase is the shared mail-dmarc-cred secret; parsedmarc
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# reads it as root in its ExecStartPre, so root-owned (clan default) is fine.
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{ config, lib, ... }:
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{
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config,
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lib,
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pkgs,
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...
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}:
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let
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mesh = import ../mesh-hosts.nix { inherit config lib; };
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# Grafana 13 (since the externalisation of core data sources) no longer bundles
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# the Elasticsearch data source, and nixpkgs has no grafanaPlugins entry for it,
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# so a bare elasticsearch datasource reports "Plugin not registered" and every
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# DMARC panel fails. Pull the official, Grafana-signed plugin from the catalog
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# and load it declaratively.
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elasticsearchPlugin = pkgs.grafanaPlugins.grafanaPlugin {
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pname = "elasticsearch";
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version = "12.6.4";
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zipHash.x86_64-linux = "sha256-xyAUprdWyQM0IJSg/oBVZ0ltFAAffgPrphln9+IKcUY=";
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};
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in
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{
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imports = [ ../mail-dmarc-cred.nix ];
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@@ -20,6 +36,8 @@ in
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# package rather than opening allowUnfree globally.
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nixpkgs.config.allowUnfreePredicate = pkg: lib.getName pkg == "elasticsearch";
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services.grafana.declarativePlugins = [ elasticsearchPlugin ];
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# Keep mx1's IMAP traffic on the mesh while presenting the public cert name.
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networking.hosts.${mesh.hosts.mx1} = [ "mx1.cnx.email" ];
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@@ -33,7 +51,10 @@ in
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# just without source-IP geolocation).
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geoIp = false;
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grafana = {
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datasource = true;
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# We provision the two Elasticsearch datasources ourselves (below) so we
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# can pin their UIDs. Leaving this on would add a second, uid-less pair
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# and collide on the dmarc-ag/dmarc-fo names.
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datasource = false;
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dashboard = true;
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};
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};
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@@ -57,4 +78,45 @@ in
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};
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};
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};
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# The bundled parsedmarc dashboard selects its datasource through template
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# variables ($datasourceag/$datasourcefo) whose stored value is the string
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# "dmarc-ag"/"dmarc-fo". Grafana 11+ resolves a datasource template variable
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# by UID, not by name, so without a matching UID every panel renders
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# "datasource was not found". Pin the UIDs to those names so it resolves.
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services.grafana.provision.datasources.settings = {
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# These two were previously provisioned uid-less, so they exist in Grafana's
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# DB with random UIDs. Provisioning a *new* UID onto an existing datasource
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# makes Grafana abort with "data source not found" and crash-loop, so delete
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# the stale records first; the entries below re-create them with pinned UIDs.
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deleteDatasources = [
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{
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name = "dmarc-ag";
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orgId = 1;
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}
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{
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name = "dmarc-fo";
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orgId = 1;
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}
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];
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datasources =
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let
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esVersion = lib.getVersion config.services.elasticsearch.package;
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es = name: {
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inherit name;
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uid = name;
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type = "elasticsearch";
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access = "proxy";
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url = "http://localhost:9200";
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jsonData = {
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timeField = "date_range";
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inherit esVersion;
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};
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};
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in
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[
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(es "dmarc-ag")
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(es "dmarc-fo")
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];
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};
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}
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