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 Mikrocount is a suite of tools that aid in visualising external network activity that goes through a Mikrotik router.  It consists of:
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 * `mikrocount`: The application hosted in this repo, which periodically fetches accounting data from the Mikrotik router and feeds it to Influxdb.
 * `influxdb`: Time-series data store.  Mikrocount stores data in a database named `mikrocount`, in a single measurement named `usage`, with a field of `bytes` and tags of `direction` (Upload or Download) and `ip`.
 * `grafana`: Awesome tool for visualising the data stored in Influxdb.
 
 ## Installing
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 ### Configuring the Mikrotik router
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 Your Mikrotik router will need to be configured properly in order to expose accounting data to the local network.  Run the following commands in your router's terminal:
 
-```
+```mikrotik
 /ip accounting
 set enabled=yes threshold=2000
 /ip accounting web-access
 set accessible-via-web=yes
 ```
 
 Note:
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 * If your network is very busy, you should set the threshold to a higher value.  Mikrocount queries the Mikrotik router for data every 15 seconds.
 * It is strongly recommended that access to your router from the internet over HTTP/HTTPS be blocked by the firewall.
 
 ### Running the Mikrocount suite
+
 Requirements:
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 * A computer capable of running Docker, with Docker and docker-compose already installed.
-* The computer should preferably be on 24/7.
+* The computer should preferably be running 24/7.
 
 #### docker-compose config
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 1. On the computer on which you want Mikrocount to run, create a file named `docker-compose.yml`, in a directory named `mikrocount`.
 1. Copy the contents of the file `docker-compose-example.yml` in this repository, and paste them into the newly created `docker-compose.yml` file.
 1. Change the value after `-mikrotikaddr` in the file to the LAN IP address of your Mikrotik router.
-1. In a terminal session, in the `mikrocount` directory that was created, run `docker-compose up -d` (note: some setups may require you to run the aforementioned command using `sudo`).
-1. After all images have been downloaded and containers are running, wait a minute or so before proceeding.
+1. In a terminal session, in the `mikrocount` directory that was created run:
 
-#### Configure Grafana
-1. Open `http://<ip of machine running mikrocount>:3000` in a browser.  You should be presented with a Grafana login page.
-1. Login using username/password `admin/admin`.
-1. Click "Add data source".
-1. Fill in the following details:
+    ```shell
+    $ docker-compose up -d --build
+    ...
     ```
-    Name: influxdb
-    Type: InfluxDB
-    Http settings
-    Url: http://influxdb:8086
-    Access: Proxy
-    InfluxDB Details
-    Database: mikrocount
-    (leave everything else as is)
-    ```
-1. Click "Add" and verify that you get the message "Data source is working" at the bottom of the page.
-1. Click the Grafana logo (top-left corner of the page), hover over "Dashboard" and click "Import".
-1. Click "Upload .json file" and select `dash-example.json` provided in this repo.
-1. Select `influxdb` as your data source, and click "Import".
-1. You should already be seeing graphs and tables with some metrics, and from here on in you are welcome to customise as needed.
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+    (note: some setups may require you to run the aforementioned command using `sudo`).
+1. After all images have been downloaded and containers are running, wait a minute or so before proceeding.
+1. Open `http://<ip of machine running mikrocount>:3000` in a browser.  You should be presented with a Grafana login page.
+1. Login using username/password `admin/admin`.  The "Mikrocount Dash" dashboard should be immediately available.
 
 #### Stopping and starting the suite
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 * To stop everything: `docker-compose stop`
 * To start everything: `docker-compose start`
 * To delete everything except persisted data: `docker-compose down`
-* To start everything again: `docker-compose up -d`
+* To start everything again: `docker-compose up -d --build`
 * To delete persisted data: `docker-compose down --volumes`
 
 ## Development
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 In order to contribute to the development of this project, or to fork and make your own changes, you'll need the following:
 
 * [Go](https://golang.org/)
 * [Dep](https://github.com/golang/dep)
 
-To install the required dependencies, run `dep ensure`, or `make deps`.
+To install the required dependencies, run `dep ensure`, or `make deps` while in the `mikrocount` subdirectory.
 
 Using `docker-compose-dev.yml` as a reference is recommended for creating a docker-compose config for your development environment.
 
 ## License
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 This software is distributed under the MIT License.  See the LICENSE file for more details.
 
 ## Donations
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 Donations are very welcome, and can be made to the following addresses:
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 * BTC: 1AWHJcUBha35FnuuWat9urRW2FNc4ftztv
 * ETH: 0xAF1Aac4c40446F4C46e55614F14d9b32d712ECBc