Fix parts of Grafana dashboards#20
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I think the default scrape interval changed from 15s to 1m, but Grafana defaults to 15s and I guess doesn't query Prometheus for it. This breaks graphs such as CPU usage or network transfer, because they don't have enough data to do a `rate`.
Since it supports hot-reload of config, there's no need for a full restart.
This regenerates the dashboard using the "Export for sharing externally" option, which removes some hard-coded information.
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Grafana and Prometheus disagreed on the scraping interval, and this caused some of the
rate-based graphs to show no data. Additionally, I recreated the dashboard in "Export for sharing externally" mode.