Hi Michael, I have been dealing with the same problem in our industrial iot 
project.In such special scenario you mention above where internet 
connection is limited and poor
.I have used your first method, query local influxdb and post it central 
influxdb when internet connection is available.I dont think that kapacitor 
has appropriate node right now.At least I couldnt find it in documentation

9 Şubat 2017 Perşembe 12:07:43 UTC+3 tarihinde mibu yazdı:
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> Hello,
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> I am collecting operational data and of a dozen machines in InfluxDB 
> (several series like temperature, pressure, power, etc.with unique machine 
> tag keys).
> These machines are located in "wild" and mainly connected to the internet 
> via GSM (edge, 3G).
> Connection is often slow and unreliable. For this reason, I am caching 
> data locally and try to send it to the central server, every 5min (json).
> Sometimes, the GSM connection is lost for a longer period of time. In such 
> cases I just push the previous 24h data, once re-connected to the internet.
> To sync an outage of several days is overkill via GSM. Currently, this 
> data is basically lost.
>
> For that reason I plan to run a local InfluxDB instance in the "wild", too.
> Here I have a few question, but couldn't find a proper answer, yet.
>
> 1. Sure, I could locally query data and push it to the central server, as 
> I do today. But, I wonder, if there is a better method?
>     - Does the commercial version allow partly automatic replication?
>     - Would Kapacitor maybe helpful in this matter?
>
> 2. Let's assume GSM was disconnected for a month and no data of this 
> period was send to the central server. Some time later, I have physical 
> access to the machine. 
>     I think somewhere on github I read, that I can't take an 'influxd 
> backup' on a flash stick and restore it later on the central server, since 
> the meta data of all other machines would be overwritten. Is this still 
> true? Is there a workaround?
>
> And in general, what's best practice or your recommendation for such 
> special scenarios?
>
> Thanks & Best Regards,
> Michael
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