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from influxdb import DataFrameClient cli = DataFrameClient('http://192.168.x.xxx', 8086, 'homeassistant', 'MyPassword', 'home_assistant') rs ...

27.06.2020 · I want to create a continuous query in Influxd but can’t figure out how to do it. Can I do it from the InfluxDB UI or do I have to do it from a CLI. If that is the case how do I access the CLI? I’m running hassio on a Pi with Influx installed as an add-on.

30.05.2021 · Basically you can tell Home Assistant to also save all its data in a separate InfluxDB database and then read that data from Grafana. Grafana is a great tool to build beautiful looking and very informative graphs from that data and to drill …

10.02.2018 · I know there are already a few tutorials on setting up InfluxDB and Grafana with Home Assistant, but they did not meet my requirements. Specifically, I did not want to use third-party images, which may not be maintained, and not use panel iframes to display the plots.

Nerd bonus: InfluxQL queries from the command line (CLI). Most of InfluxQL queries can be executed from the InfluxDB Web UI called Chronograf.

05.02.2021 · Home Assistant is awesome but it lacks advanced support for showing data, especially over time. There is a much better software for this: Grafana. And it can easily be integrated with Home Assistant. I set up InfluxDB and Grafana with my Home Assistant installation and will show you how to do this in no time in this blog post.

21.12.2020 · Please someone let me know how I can access the InfluxDB CLI through the Home Assistant web interface. nikop (Nikop) May 11, 2021, 8:51am #2. Answering to you really late, but hoping some other find info useful. I had same problem that I could not login properly to influx-cli through Terminal.

Can anybody please guide me to a piece of documentation that explains how to access InfluxDB CLI from within Synology VMM (my HA running in ...

influxdb: You will still need to create a database named home_assistant via InfluxDB’s command-line interface. For instructions on how to create a database check the InfluxDB documentation relevant to the version you have installed. Configuration Variables Looking for your configuration file? api_version string API version to use.

Please someone let me know how I can access the InfluxDB CLI through the Home Assistant web interface. nikop (Nikop) May 11, 2021, 8:51am #2.

Can I do it from the InfluxDB UI or do I have to do it from a CLI. ... CREATE CONTINUOUS QUERY chh ON home_assistant BEGIN SELECT 21 ...

I have recently begun to use Home Assistant, Influxdb & Grafana running on the same raspberry pi 4, host. They work fine.

Add InfluxDB to Home Assistant and restart Home Assistant. ... or you can use grafana-cli -v after entering the Grafana container using ...

Hi, running latest hassio/hassos on rpi3+ and installed a few addons such as ssh and influxdb. I want to issue influxdb commands but cannot ...

The influxdb database integration runs parallel to the Home Assistant database. It does not replace it. Configuration. The default InfluxDB configuration doesn' ...

20.11.2021 · It’s really, really easy because HA supports InfluxDB out of the box. Once you’ve installed InfluxDB and got it running, all you need to do is create a database using the influx command to get to the InfluxDB command line: > create database home_assistant

28.05.2019 · I n the long-awaited second part, we will learn how to manually create InfluxDB queries and will use this knowledge to create Continuous Queries which helps us to save disk space for long-term data. On top of that, we will install telegraf agent to gather various system metrics from our network hosts and store them in InfluxDB. We will use Home Assistant 0.92.2 …

14.11.2018 · Hi, running latest hassio/hassos on rpi3+ and installed a few addons such as ssh and influxdb. I want to issue influxdb commands but cannot access the influx command. Seems almost impossible that we are confined to just the web interface of influxdb… Thanks in advance for any help PS: I have never worked with docker… but then again, even the docker command is …