Sensor Logging Using InfluxDB, Grafana & Hassio: In this post, we learn how to use InfluxDB for long term sensor data storage and we use Grafana for data ...
26.11.2019 · Hi! I have googled for hours and pursued different solutions but always ended up at a dead end. Help! I am using Hass.io (0.101.3) on a Raspberry 3b+ with the add-ons Grafana (3.0.0) and InfluxdB (3.3.0). Data flows fine from Hass.io to InfluxdB and is visualized in Grafana. I then want to get the Grafana panels into Hass.io and are using iframe… cards: - type: iframe …
01.12.2021 · I have been using Hassio for few years, it runs on RP4 (I recently switched my Raspberry3 to Raspberry4). Hassio is installed on SSD drive and it has been working mostly great. Except I would like my sensor data to last long-term, for example I would like to see what was the temperature A YEAR AGO, and I guess the only way for me to achieve is with Influxdb, and …
08.08.2018 · Hi, I’m having troubles setting up influx db. I red threw the documentation and some posts but that did not help. I installed influxdb with the hassio add-on manager. I changed nothing in the influx config. I added “influxdb:” to my configuration.yaml file. No host, because the documantation says localhost is default. I tried other hostnames. Local Ip etc. Maybe I should …
Dec 01, 2021 · Hassio is installed on SSD drive and it has been working mostly great. Except I would like my sensor data to last long-term, for example I would like to see what was the temperature A YEAR AGO, and I guess the only way for me to achieve is with Influxdb, and Grafana adds nice graphs as well if I have understood right.
Aug 12, 2018 · Guide for using MySQL in Grafana. that I have to use convert so Grafana understand the info from MySQL and when I read this thread. Combine Grafana with mySQL without InfluxDB Configuration. I recently changed my Home Assistant database from sqlite to mySQL and researched Grafana a bit and notice it supports mySQL as a data source .
Sensor Logging Using InfluxDB, Grafana & Hassio: In this post, we learn how to use InfluxDB for long term sensor data storage and we use Grafana for data …
This is my second installation as the Raspberry Pi went off-line about a week ago. I had the sensor data flowing to Influx DB and Grafana on my earlier ...
Grafana needs to access the data from InfluxDB so it is a good idea to open InfluxDB and create a new user as we did in the previous step. I'm assuming the username and password is "grafana". Once this is done, open up the Grafana WEB UI and select the "Add data source" option. Enter the following URL as the host: http://a0d7b954-influxdb:8086