I’m trying to install grafana to work with OpenTSDB datasource. I’d like to know, what should I do to install it without elasticsearch?
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I'm using grafana with Influxdb and I'm not using elasticsearch.
Grafana 2 is out in beta and I've been using that in production for a while. Grafana 2 now has its own data store, which either uses MySQL or SQLite. But you can always use Elasticsearch as well. You can read more about it here
Update: Stable version of Grafana 2 is now out, and it just works.
You might want to take a look at gofana which will allow you to run Grafana without Elasticsearch. It's a self-contained binary that allows you to store dashboards on the filesystem and not in Elasticsearch or InfluxDB. It also supports HTTPS and basic authentication.
Note: I'm the author of gofana.
Grafana is a frontend, you will need some kind of database to store values and configuration in. I just grabbed the .tar.gz file from grafana's downloads page, created a config.js and pointed it at my influxdb server. No elasticsearch here, either.