Finally IBM release a Grafana plugin
Paul Watson noted IBM released a Grafana plugin, but only for Db2, not Informix. Oyvind Gjerstad confirmed Informix was not in the article. Paul said missing Informix support cost some time-series evaluation projects; he offered his own Informix TS plugin. Clive Eisen offered to contribute and later asked for an update.
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After 10??? years of pestering IBM for a Grafana plugin they finally released one https://grafana.com/whats-new/2026-02-24-explore-ibm-db2-data-directly-from-grafana/ [Sorry if posted twice] If anyone wants a plugin for Informix TS then ping me -- Cheers Paul Paul Watson Oninit LLC +1-913-387-7529 www.oninit.com Oninit® is a registered trademark of Oninit LLC ------------------------------ Paul Watson Oninit LLC Cell +1 9133877529 ------------------------------
Can't see Informix mentioned in that article? ------------------------------ Øyvind Gjerstad Developer/Architect PostNord AS ------------------------------
Nope, IBM only have released one for DB2, I've been bitching about this for years. Been on one or two TS evaluation projects where Informix was not included 'cos the evaluation framework the customer want to use was Grafana On 4/20/2026 1:38 AM, Øyvind Gjerstad via IBM Community wrote: 0100019da99c7b03-58f4a7b8-ea15-4e57-bd9f-61701ce38101-000000@email.amazonses.com"> Can't see Informix mentioned in that article? ------------------------------ Øyvind Gjerstad Developer/Architect PostNord AS -------------------...
Paul, I would use one. I would also contribute if you propose we as the community knit our own. Regards, ------------------------------ Clive Eisen ------------------------------
let me get the latest pushed to git and I can give you access to the repo. On 4/22/2026 4:39 AM, Clive Eisen via IBM Community wrote: 0100019db48f7ac1-e7debf0c-1c54-4615-81e9-3950a91501f8-000000@email.amazonses.com"> Paul, I would use one. I would also contribute if you propose we as the community knit our own. Regards, ------------------------------ Clive... -posted to the "Informix" group
Hi Paul - any luck on this? ------------------------------ Clive Eisen ------------------------------