Writing to an InfluxDB Server with Python3
A quick GitHub gist for anyone looking to write to an InfluxDB server with Python3.
A quick GitHub gist for anyone looking to write to an InfluxDB server with Python3.
“When did you first notice the problem?” This was one of the first questions the cable support rep asked me when I called to report slow Internet speeds.
Die Open-Source-Datenbank bietet mit Flux eine neue, auf Zeitreihendaten zugeschnittene Abfragesprache, die sich an funktionalen Programmiersprachen orientiert.
We will go through a tutorial where Python and Flask will be used. However, you will soon realize that Python and Flask are the less important parts here. Due to the nature of the setup (a docker-compose file) you shouldn’t have any trouble swapping the Docker for my Flask app with whatever else you want to monitor.
We have a basic uWSGI web server and a monitored playground to watch over it while we experiment with uWSGI configurations.
A while ago, I created a component that can write to InfluxDB 2.0 from Dapr. This component is now included in the 0.10 release. In this post, we will briefly look at how you can use it.
This video should users how to: login into a asp.net (aspx) based website; parse web page data to collect information of interest; insert collected data into influxdb; and visualize data into grafana charts.
In early 2020 a new feature was added to the PowerEdge 14G servers called “Telemetry Streaming’. This feature makes it possible to send a continuous stream of telemetry containing in-depth information about the state of the server and its various components including, but not limited to, the following…
My philosophy for home automation from the start has been that the best UI is no UI, meaning that I just want things to work automagically. I don’t want to fiddle buttons or software on a day-to-day basis. Sensors and automations should do most of the work.
A couple of weeks ago I saw someone posted an article on on the LinuxServer discord describing how to send geo data statistics from Nginx to InfluxDB. I have seen similar articles in the past and I always wanted to try it out, and because adding new dashboards to Grafana is always fun ????