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Update setup for monitoring on the dedicated machine #49
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update install_ref
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This MR's main goal is to refactor bench-bot's setup so that it'll be possible to have the logs + monitoring without overhead.
After paritytech/substrate#9507 (comment) was reported, I tried to look into the logs to but the bot is currently running in @shawntabrizi's session which has limited buffer history size (I think it's 2000 lines). We once had the bot running in a service with full access to the logs but apparently that introduced some overhead (#47 (comment)).
The performance degradation from the previous approach seems to be coming from running the bot as a service. After this pull request we'll instead run the bot as a normal process and, in parallel, also have a monitoring service dedicated for feeding the bot's output to the systemd journal, that way it'll be available on Grafana's logs.