Once this is done, you can verify if the deployment is running.
Now, to expose the dashboard for external access, you need to change the service's ClusterIP type to NodePort. You can do this with an ingress or by editing the file:
```
sudo kubectl edit service grafana
```
After making the change to `NodePort`, save and close the file. When performing a new query, you'll notice that the type has changed, and a new port has been added.
Once this is done, you should have access to the dashboard through the public IP of your instance, along with the released port.
Default credential:\
user: `admin`\
pass: `prom-operator`
When you access the dashboard, you will find it ready for monitoring.
When installing Grafana, several default dashboards are included. You can customize them or create your own dashboard as needed.
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