hello and first of all, thanks for ur little tutorial.
I try that way exactly step by step but i dont get anny data in Grafana /
Influx anny idea whats wrong?
Weewx has the data and shows it on the html Page so the data was in the
database from Weewx.
Grafana connects with Influx and showing the green ok massage after the
configuration so that works to.
If i open the Influx admin side and open the SHOW MEASUREMENTS there was
nothing so the problem must be between the between influx and Weewx
My settings are:
[[Influx]]
host = localhost
database = weewx_metrics
port = 8086
unit_system = METRICWX
username = 1234
password = 5678
i allso try
line_format = multi-line
but nothing happend....
Anny Idea?
Am Donnerstag, 17. August 2017 19:05:47 UTC+2 schrieb Christian Peters:
>
> Hi,
>
> a good starting point:
>
> http://foxutech.com/setup-influxdb-grafana-and-telegraf-on-ubuntu/
>
> or
>
> https://www.circuits.dk/install-grafana-influxdb-raspberry/
>
> Install InfluxDB on your linux computer,
>
> https://portal.influxdata.com/downloads
>
> Usually nothing to configure (check install with 'influx', see links.
>
> Install Garfana (see links or website)
>
> https://grafana.com/grafana/download
>
> install weewx-influx, my minimal configuration in weewx.conf (you have to
> modify to your needs):
>
> [[Influx]]
> host = localhost
> database = weewx_metrics
> port = 8086
> unit_system = METRICWX
>
> You don't have to create a database in InfluxDB, the plugin will do it
> for you, I chose 'weewx_metrics'. You don't need a password so it's
> problematic to share the dashboard in www?
>
> In Grafana you have to add the Influxdb as data source:
>
> 1.) The top left Menu (icon of Spiral)
> 2.) Data Sources
> 3.) + Add data source
> 4.) Fill out:
> a.) Name: InfluxDB
> b.) Type: InfluxDB
> c.) (HTTP Settings) Url: http://10.0.0.20:8086 (or in my case
> http://localhost:8086)
> d.) (InfluxDB Settings) Database: weewx_metrics
> 5.) Click “Save & Test” — it will save and work
>
> In Grafana you now can design your own graphs as I did, I installed the D3
> Gauge plugin for the radial gauges.
>
> I append a screenshot from the temp graph to have an idea.
>
> You have to play with it a littel bit, I started with and additional
> installation of telegraf and loaded a ready-to-go dashboard to monitor my
> linux server:
>
> https://grafana.com/dashboards/914
>
> Have fun!
>
> Sorry, very rough informations. If I can help I will try....but I'm not a
> specialist....
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Christian
>
> Btw.: There is an alpha testing on the way for using MYSQL as data input
> in Grafana...so maybe there wile be a possibility to get the data direct
> from the weewx mysql database in the future (without InfuxDB)!?
>
> I can share my testing panel as starting point....
>
>
>
>
>
> Am Mittwoch, 16. August 2017 23:31:59 UTC+2 schrieb Christian Peters:
>>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> thanks for weewx and mwall for the quick fix and his great InluxDB
>> plugin.
>>
>> Here is my quick and dirty grafana weewx test page.
>>
>> Not really a replacement for a skin but a really nice addition to explore
>> and display
>> wheather data of your weewx station. As the time range of the data which
>> should be displayed is free to set you can
>> display all time ranges you want (yesterday, two weeks, last two month,
>> last six hours etc,).
>>
>> Really nice....and easy to push custom data into InfluxDB (e.g. by
>> telegraf and exec input plugin).
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Christian
>>
>
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