is there a way to create public dashboards without having to publish usernames and passwords (even without speacial created users)
Or maybe there is a way to hide those behind a proxy.
my use case would be something like having a public webpage at https://status.domain.com
Hi,
for the proxy aproach you can create a dedicated user with minimal permissions just enought to create the dashboard. Then use the url https://yourhost/yoursite/check_mk/yourdashboard.py?user=youruser&password=yoursupersecurepw as a backend url in your reverse proxy. This should work wit Apache mod_proxy, nginx, haproxy, pound, …
Maybe @Norm can clarify the use of username and password parameters in the url.
We use http://cachethq.io for a public dashboard and trigger the API via notification plugin.
As @JJX already said you can provide login credentials inurl to your dashboard as a oneliner.
But bevore you start, please create a View Only user for this and do not use a user with admin privileges!!!
Quick Example:
You can also do this for your NagVis Maps like this:
Besides from that you can try to use the Grafana Integration with CheckMK if you want. I thinks it’s currently WIP but you can already try it. Take a look at → GitHub - tribe29/grafana-checkmk-datasource: CheckMK data source for Grafana
Maybe this meets your requirements.
Or you work with the API of CheckMK and build your own thing.
I hope this helps a bit 
Hi Robert,
can you give a small example howto …
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