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Perses

Use Dash0 as a Prometheus-compatible data source in Perses. Create custom dashboards with your telemetry data.

Overview

Overview

Dash0 provides a Prometheus-compatible API that can be configured as a data source in Perses, allowing you to create custom dashboards and visualizations using your telemetry data.

Use Cases

  • Migration Path: Migrate step by step to Dash0 while maintaining existing dashboard workflows.

Setup

Setup

This guide will walk you through setting up Perses to use Dash0 as a Prometheus-compatible data source, allowing you to create custom dashboards with your telemetry data.

Step 1: Adding Dash0 as a Data Source

  1. Log in to your Perses instance
  2. Navigate to Admin > Global Datasources
  3. Click Add Global Datasource
  4. In the dialog that appears:
  5. Set Name to a descriptive name (e.g., Dash0)
  6. Set Source to Prometheus Datasource
  7. Under HTTP Settings > Proxy:
  8. Set the URL to {{endpoint_api_prometheus}}
  9. In the Headers section, add:
    • An Authorization header with the value Bearer {{token}}
    • A Dash0-Dataset header with the value {{dataset}}
  10. Click Save to create the data source

Step 2: Using PromQL with Dash0

Dash0's Prometheus-compatible API supports all the PromQL queries you are used to from Dash0. Here are some examples to get you started (find more in the Dash0 documentation):