Resolved Monitoring extension on VPS servers

[pba]

I wanted to monitor server parameters and installed Monitoring extension.
However, this extension is not working, should I configure something else or the extension is not working on VPS servers?

I have a vps server based on Virtuozzo 7

I am getting this error:

origin not allowed​

Object
status:403
statusText:"Forbidden"
data:Object
message:"origin not allowed "
error:"Forbidden"
response:"origin not allowed "
config:Object
url:"api/datasources/proxy/1/query"
data:Object
method:"POST"
withCredentials:false
headers:Object
retry:0
hideFromInspector:false
message:"origin not allowed "

 

[Maarten]

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[pba]

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@maartenv
Thanks,
maybe it's a stupid question, but somehow I have to etc /etc/sw-cp-server/conf.d/grafana_plesk.inc
is there any easy way to edit configuration files?

 

[pba]

So I did edit the file
However, this line is already in the file, it was not necessary to add it

 

[Maarten]

So I did edit the file
However, this line is already in the file, it was not necessary to add it

Just to be sure: are you using Nginx as a frontend to Apache on this VPS? Otherwise it won't work.

Most config files can only be edited on the command line.

 

[pba]

as I wrote, I managed to edit the file.
I'm a beginner and don't even know how to find out if I use nginx, it seems I don't

should i enable nginx?

 

[Maarten]

If you want to use the Monitoring service, you'll need Nginx.

Nginx acts as the first entry when someone opens a website from your server. Most requests are handled by Nginx, others are passed through the Apache webserver. This will speed up your websites by a great deal as Apache is known to be a bit slow in handling requests.

If you're hosting pretty common websites, it's save to enable Nginx. After you've enabled it, go to <subscription> -> PHP Settings. From there you can choose the right PHP Handler: "FPM application served by Apache" is the best option to get started with.

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[pba]

If you want to use the Monitoring service, you'll need Nginx.

Nginx acts as the first entry when someone opens a website from your server. Most requests are handled by Nginx, others are passed through the Apache webserver. This will speed up your websites by a great deal as Apache is known to be a bit slow in handling requests.

If you're hosting pretty common websites, it's save to enable Nginx. After you've enabled it, go to <subscription> -> PHP Settings. From there you can choose the right PHP Handler: "FPM application served by Apache" is the best option to get started with.

i.e.
View attachment 20522

I installed nqinx, and I had to turn on "Reverse Proxy Server (nginx)".
Only now has the monitoring started to work. Thanks for the tips!