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Remove Grafana dashboard from repo

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It applied to the InfluxDB v1 version of the program, and I do not
intend to keep it updated for this version. Added a link to the original
version instead, so people can use what they need.
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@ -5,13 +5,12 @@ This is a Python script that will continuously run the official Speedtest CLI ap
This script will allow you to measure your internet connections speed and consistency over time. It uses env variables as configuration. It's as easy to use as telling your Docker server a 1 line command and you'll be set. Using Grafana you can start exploring this data easily. This script will allow you to measure your internet connections speed and consistency over time. It uses env variables as configuration. It's as easy to use as telling your Docker server a 1 line command and you'll be set. Using Grafana you can start exploring this data easily.
Breadlysm built a grafana dashboard for this data that can be found at https://grafana.com/grafana/dashboards/13053. Additionally, an extended version of that dash by other contributors can be found [here](https://github.com/breadlysm/speedtest-to-influxdb/blob/master/GrafanaDash-SpeedTests.json). Use `GrafanaDash-SpeedTests.json` to import that dash into Grafana, though you will have to adapt it a lot to work with the newer InfluxDB version.
Breadlysm built a grafana dashboard for this data that can be found at https://grafana.com/grafana/dashboards/13053. Additionally, other contributors have modified this dash and included a JSON file of those modifications. Use `GrafanaDash-SpeedTests.json` to import that dash into Grafana.
![OriginalDash](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3665468/116284820-8038ca00-a75b-11eb-9b30-4a9d26434f8d.png) ![OriginalDash](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3665468/116284820-8038ca00-a75b-11eb-9b30-4a9d26434f8d.png)
![Variant](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/945191/105287048-46f52a80-5b6c-11eb-9e57-038d63b67efb.png) ![Variant](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/945191/105287048-46f52a80-5b6c-11eb-9e57-038d63b67efb.png)
There are some added features to allow some additional details that Ookla provides as tags on your data. Some examples are your current ISP, the interface being used, the server who hosted the test. Overtime, you could identify if some serers are performing better than others. There are some added features to allow some additional details that Ookla provides as tags on your data. Some examples are your current ISP, the interface being used, the server who hosted the test. Over time, you could identify if some servers are performing better than others.
## Differences to InfluxDB v1 program: ## Differences to InfluxDB v1 program: