Add auth exporter module: implement Prometheus scrape configuration, exporter logic, and Grafana dashboard
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Auth exporter Grafana dashboard
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This directory contains a Grafana dashboard JSON you can import to visualize the auth-exporter metrics.
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Panels included
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- Active sessions (by source) — `auth_sessions_active`
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- Auth sessions started (rate) — `sum by (source, method) (rate(auth_sessions_total[5m]))`
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- Parse errors (rate) — `rate(auth_exporter_parse_errors_total[5m])`
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- Exporter uptime — `auth_exporter_uptime_seconds`
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- User label drops — `rate(auth_exporter_user_labels_dropped_total[5m])`
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- Top users table (optional, only useful if `--export-usernames` is enabled) — `topk(N, sum by (username) (rate(auth_sessions_by_user_total[5m])))`
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How to import
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1. In Grafana, go to Dashboards → Import.
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2. Upload the `auth_exporter_dashboard.json` file or paste its JSON.
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3. Choose your Prometheus datasource.
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Privacy and performance note
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- The "Top users" table requires the exporter to be run with `--export-usernames`. That option can generate high-cardinality series and should only be enabled for small, controlled environments or with a username whitelist.
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