.. _influxdb: InfluxDB ======== You can export statistics to an ``InfluxDB`` server (time series server). In Glances version 3.2.0 and higher, the way Glances exports stats to InfluxDB changes. The following fields will be added as tags: - key stats (for example *interface_name* for network, container *name* for docker...) - hostname (shortname) - tags Glances InfluxDB data model: +---------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | Measurement | Fields | Tags | +===============+=======================+=======================+ | cpu | user | hostname | | | system | | | | iowait... | | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | network | read_bytes | hostname | | | write_bytes | disk_name | | | time_since_update... | | |  | | | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | diskio | rx | hostname | | | tx | interface_name | | | time_since_update... | | |  | | | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ | docker | cpu_percent | hostname | | | memory_usage... | name | +---------------+-----------------------+-----------------------+ InfluxDB (up to version 1.7.x) ------------------------------ The connection should be defined in the Glances configuration file as following: .. code-block:: ini [influxdb] host=localhost port=8086 protocol=http user=root password=root db=glances # Prefix will be added for all measurement name # Ex: prefix=foo # => foo.cpu # => foo.mem # You can also use dynamic values #prefix=foo # Followings tags will be added for all measurements # You can also use dynamic values. # Note: hostname is always added as a tag #tags=foo:bar,spam:eggs,domain:`domainname` and run Glances with: .. code-block:: console $ glances --export influxdb Glances generates a lot of columns, e.g., if you have many running Docker containers, so you should use the ``tsm1`` engine in the InfluxDB configuration file (no limit on columns number). Note: if you want to use SSL, please set 'protocol=https'. InfluxDB v2 (from InfluxDB v1.8.x/Flux and InfluxDB v2.x) --------------------------------------------------------- Note: The InfluxDB v2 client (https://pypi.org/project/influxdb-client/) is only available for Python 3.6 or higher. The connection should be defined in the Glances configuration file as following: .. code-block:: ini [influxdb2] host=localhost port=8086 protocol=http org=nicolargo bucket=glances token=EjFUTWe8U-MIseEAkaVIgVnej_TrnbdvEcRkaB1imstW7gapSqy6_6-8XD-yd51V0zUUpDy-kAdVD1purDLuxA== # Prefix will be added for all measurement name # Ex: prefix=foo # => foo.cpu # => foo.mem # You can also use dynamic values #prefix=foo # Followings tags will be added for all measurements # You can also use dynamic values. # Note: hostname is always added as a tag #tags=foo:bar,spam:eggs,domain:`domainname` and run Glances with: .. code-block:: console $ glances --export influxdb2 Note: if you want to use SSL, please set 'protocol=https'. Grafana ------- For Grafana users, Glances provides a dedicated for `InfluxQL`_ or `Flux`_ InfluxDB datasource. .. image:: ../_static/glances-influxdb.png To use it, just import the file in your ``Grafana`` web interface. .. image:: ../_static/grafana.png .. _InfluxQL: https://github.com/nicolargo/glances/blob/master/conf/glances-grafana-influxql.json .. _Flux: https://github.com/nicolargo/glances/blob/master/conf/glances-grafana-flux.json