If not set, defaults to ns. Remember to add your username and password if you set one up. Section 9 - Creating first graph in Grafana. In this blog post I'll elaborate how I managed to get long term data history for my home assistant setup with InfluxDB. Which can be limiting for some of the commands/flags you might need to set. Section 4 - Configure HomeAssistant to write data to InfluxDB. and Jekyll. Here I cannot give you detailed steps as the query selection depends on what you want. I changed HA to run network host and added a firewall rule for port 8123. Add Home Assistant and Node-RED InfluxDB data sources in Grafana. You can use "2.0" and get the latest version in v2. For example, if set to friendly_name, it will be possible to group by entities friendly names as well, in addition to their ids. Todays article looks at a time series database called InfuxDB that Home Assistant can use to store all your sensor data in a database. You can set z-wave parameters from within Home Assistant. {% else %} Grafana InfluxDB. On top of the screen a graph should be generated which will display all temperatures that HomeAssistant is logging. Then in the Axes tab, lets change the Left Y axes unit from short to Celsius/Farenheit. In my case this is http://10.0.0.11:8086. You will instantly see the result in the preview. (Configure Filter). So I have no idea why its not working for you. That should fix it for you. Im rather confident the issue is with me, but after googling InfluxDB and reading through examples, playing with variants of possibilities Im out of good answers for what Im doing wrong here. Sending data to InfluxDB with Node-Red. I also included my phones battery and my printer ink status for fun and added some stats for my Adguard network wide ad blocker. If youre worried, I would suggest taking a backup of your influxdb and grafana mount folders. I will try it at Thursday if I can find a solution by snapshot function. Further the sentence says something like: Basically you did a good job, BUT This is where well make some adjustments to how the graph is reading the data from InfluxDB. Lets instead tell Grafana to join the lines together based on the previous reading. This add-on comes with Chronograf & Kapacitor pre-installed as well. Exactly, warning not error. Add a comment. Wondering if its a DSM6 network kind of issue. Franky1 . That doesnt really help you for the moment. Needed with organization configuration variable. The leading sign indicates a warning, but there is nothing to be worried about. Thankfully Home Assistant has some integrations we can use. bartweemaels January 27, 2022, 9:40pm 1. In "Token" field copy-paste the value of the "Grafana - Read" token, that you saved at the end of Section 3. In my case I decided to only send data about all of my sensors. Yes it is and more than that. Hi I initially used the glances container along with the plugin, but reverted to HA native sensors + some CLI sensors as the glances set up is significantly resource consuming. Seems to work with $interval. Database shows up up with all the fields, but zero values are populated. 2018-01-24 15:01:22,767 INFO exited: grafana (exit status 1; not expected) You should see a token for your username already created. I did it according to your proposal and indeed the upgrade went seamless. Defines the units of measurement of the sensor, if any. What is the temperature in the room right now? would be a classic question answered by sensor data. (Configure Filter). Are you able to change the host to 127.0.0.1?That might help. Alternatively, you can use a DSMR reader that send data to MQTT directly. P.S. I looked around, but ended up creating my own Docker image based on this awesome Docker setup by Samuele Bistoletti, Samss does everything I need, but it comes installed with StatsD/Telegraf, and uses MySQL. Contribute to bestlibre/hassio-addons development by creating an account on GitHub. This can be done with Loki like I described here. Of course host and port needs to be adapted to where you can reach the InfluxDB database from your Home Assitant host. While this may be what you want, it can have big implications for storage consumption, depending how much data your environment generates. You have several options to get them answered: You could also open an issue on GitHub, in case you ran into a bug, or maybe you have an idea on improving the addon: At this moment our Home Assistant Community Add-ons Discord chat server and GitHub are our only official support channels. The lines dont seem to match up. Trying to show the volume of my Sonos using singlestat and its working. Database and user are the ones we created above. What is your docker run command? Optional path of a CA certificate to be used during SSL verification. is there a way to have some form of binary value for sonos if it is playing or not, my use case: we have sonos multi room audio and i want to find a way of having just a easy to see playing/not playing on my smart home dashboard. On the next screen choose the "InfluxDB" from the list of databases. It tells me that its syntactically correct, but returns no values. Integrating into Home Assistant. A sensor will be created for each query: Note that 2.xx installations of InfluxDB only support queries in their Flux language. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. This allows changing the name, icon and entity_id from the web interface. influxdb:api_version: 2ssl: falsehost: influxdb.exmaple.comport: 8086token: organization: Home Assistantbucket: home_assistanttags:source: HomeAssistanttags_attributes:- friendly_name- device_classdefault_measurement: units, And an example query: https://imgur.com/a/7fpf2Dw. Then, click select tag value to choose an entity_id of another temperature sensor. Theres a few ways to install Grafana, but because Im using Home Assistant on my Synology NAS, Im going to use Docker. When I execute the command, Im getting the following result: But after that, the entity is gone. influxdb: host: 172.23..2. verify_ssl: false. # Home Assistant Community Add-on: InfluxDB InfluxDB is an open source time series database optimized for high-write-volume. Im just getting started with Home Assistant, but i love it already! The built-in history tool is a little bit more powerful but also not that much better. Any ideas why this would be? When I create a new item, that is the default interval grouping. First, lets start off by adding the living room to this graph. Check the InfluxDB documentation on Home Assistant for the complete list of configuration. I scroll down, to the bottom of the "Filter" frame until I see the "C" entry. Our company is seeking motivated individuals to take part in nationwide & local paid Focus Groups and Market Research assignments. Well also need to configure our data source, which is going to be InfluxDB. Going to give you another option to try. thanks for writing this up, I've been looking to switch databases on HA. This is a basic way to look at the data captured by Home Assistant. SHOW MEASUREMENTS ON " eg: homeassistant" You should see Data source is working if you have configured everything correctly. Heres another new Docker run command to try. Any idea how I could pull data from influxdb and create new sensors in HA please? Once selected, change the SELECT field(value) so it reads field(battery_level). That way your historical data doesnt take up space on your SD card. If you feel more comfortable doing that, check the InfluxDB documentation on how to add users to InfluxDB. You'll be greeted with a welcome page, click the "Get Started" button. Most of the time I am online at the Discord chat. So for now, I need to run a VM for HA instead of a docker. Well be presented with the InfluxDB Web Interface. I certainly had to piecemeal things from a whole bunch of sources. Ill try to limit requests as suggested for the time being. Genius, thanks a lot. See the official installation documentation for how to set up an InfluxDB database, or there is a community add-on available. 2018-01-24 15:01:10,720 INFO reaped unknown pid 1644 Username and password (for the homeassistant user in the database we created above) needs to be put into the secrets.yaml file in the form of influxdb_user:homeassistant. Otherwise we somehow need to link the Home Assistant and InfluxDB networks together. Maybe the entity_id has changed or something. If you are looking to change anything about the visualization you will find all those options at the right side of the screen in the Panel and Field tabs. "state" WHERE time > now() AND "entity_id"='[entity that returns home/not_home]'. You might be able to use a template sensor for that. In your Influx configuration YAML for HA, I highly recommend adding friendly_name under tags_attributes. mount type=bind,source=/volume1/docker/influxdb,target=/var/lib/influxdb Ive been pointed in the direction of a bug within Chronograf. Check out some of our other add-ons in our Home Assistant Community Add-ons project. Yes, I saw the repo for connection pool increase. It works! this is the error Do you mean a sensor for an additional zwave device? If you followed my Docker instructions, you'll find it running on port 3004, otherwise it uses port 8086 for non-docker installations. I would first chmod 777 the Grafana config, and see if that fixes it. Thats strange. influxdb: In the past we could simply select entries and have a graph show up. Because were not going to expose InfluxDB to the open internet, Im not going to bother configuring a username and password to access this table. You have the option of reviewing your settings and then click "Done" when you're ready to start the container. This can take on boolean values false or true. InfluxDB is working fine! If you use the default name of home_assistant for the database, haven't set any . Lucky for you, I turn that C8H10N4O2 (caffeine molecule) into code (and add-ons)! If I do show databases, I have the following message . Back in theGeneral tab we can give then panel a title, which Ill name asEntry Sensor. I can add the data source in Grafana fine, it confirms the home_assistant database is created fine but HA gives an error and does not connect. I think you might have to extract these values out into a template sensor in Home Assistant. Helped me a lot. Click "Add" button and in the "variable" field enter TZ and in the "Value" field enter your timezone in format continent/City (you can find a list here). Im just missing something important here and I feel dense. Press "Continue" button. Visualizing that data can help you see long term trends in how your smart home is used. I used your docker image top setup InfluxDB and Grafana. u/hellraiser thank you so much for this detailed tutorial! This will add the values below the graph. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. By default Home Assistant will try to push everything into your InfluxDB, including input_boolean, automations, weather etc. We now want to actually display all that data. Wow, once I figured out how to use a tenth of its capabilities, this thing is amazing! Create an account to follow your favorite communities and start taking part in conversations. If so, a docker restart on it might bring it back with the data still there if youre lucky. I mostly use InfluxDB own dashboards, they're enough for me, to be honest, I haven't seen the advantage of having Grafana querying it's data yet. First, lets query InfuxDB and look at all the different sensor data it is storing. Now for the grafana graphs. 2018-01-24 15:00:56,529 INFO exited: grafana (exit status 1; not expected) Note that 192.168.2.113 is the IP address of my NAS. Once again click the Panel Title and then Edit. Once the data is stored in the database you can analyze it for trends, create graphs and use the data in other applications. Without using additional components the layout is quite strange and the diagrams while looking nice are missing a lot of important data. If you just add the integration without an exclude, Home Assistant will begin to write data into InfluxDB. From the Options tab under Gauge select Show. Well first need to setup a database in InfluxDB. I strongly recommend that you do not name the user "admin" or "administrator". Needed with token configuration variable. See Customizing devices and services for format. 2.xx only - Organization ID to write to. 2:49 PM components/influxdb.py (ERROR). This is a lot more tables compared to 1.xx queries, where you essentially had one table per unit_of_measurement across all entities. Infact, theres been a fix put in place on the InfluxDB side, after some others reported the same here: https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb-python/issues/349, I can see theres a pull request to add a new paramater to Home Assistant which will fix this here: https://github.com/simpss/home-assistant/pull/1. Once influxdb.yaml is saved, we can add it to the main Home Assistant config like so. By default, no entity will be excluded. I used this command on nm synology with DSM 6.1: sudo docker run -d name influxdb-grafana -p 3003:3003 -p 3004:8083 -p 8086:8086 -p 22022:22 -v /volume2/SSD/influxdb:/var/lib/influxdb -v /volume2/SSD/grafana:/var/lib/grafana philhawthorne/docker-influxdb-grafana:latest. Maybe the second most important job is to give a good overview over the current state of your home. After saving, I strongly recommend validating the changes by using the Check configuration button on the developer tab. Formally this is correct, but simply misleading. Perfect to run on a Raspberry Pi or a local server. Youll be able to setup multiple dashboards, and even multiple users. Which is Grafana. The good news is youre not the only one experiencing this. It sounds like the Home Assistant container cant access the InfluxDB container. Repeat the same thing with "Grafana - Read" token. The influxdb sensor allows you to use values from an InfluxDB database to populate a sensor state. In very short time you can create a custom dashboard that includes diagrams or current status numbers for your devices. Following the instructions has a - in the username, which you may or may not have copied. Click the "Next" button. I always get a Connection refused. I hope you'll get through it OK :-). Looking at the flow chart below shows where InfluxDB sits in the flow of data for Home Automation. So in your configuration.yaml you do have to setup the InfluxDB integration. InfluxDB, Home Assistant & Grafana - Energy & Power. So states like Home vs Not Home might get a bit tricky. 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. You can pull down the image on your Raspberry Pi by running: Docker should download the image from Docker hub and extract it on your Pi. This will help to keep the config file clean, and means the integration config can easily be removed if required. For example a query on a % battery for sensor.multi_sensor_battery_level: Everything else can be queried using the entity_id as its measurement name. If you do, then click on the "Submit" button on the extreme right side of the screen. Looks awsome, anyway to get this into a normal hassbian or is it only hass.io? You can change the IP address to the IP address where your InfluxDB install is running if needed. -p 3003:3003 After I noticed that no data was being populated I changed the address in my YAML file to the actual internal ip address. We'll create a couple more for better security and particular purpose. home/not_home), Im struggling to get them to appear. Not sure if it will help, but you never know. The bad news is thats not on the official Home Assistant repo yet. Now were going to make the following adjustments to the graph: Now you should have data on your graph, but something looks wrong? Anyway of showing as a correct percentage? Youll also need to check which version of InfluxDB youre running. The group function to be used. While this language was available in 1.xx installations, it was not the default and not used in the API so you may not be aware of it. Phil, geat guide as always!Have got my NAS operating as a broker and now this using your guides. If you used the yr.no weather first, which is configured by the example config, if i remember correctly, it . To look into your database you can for example see what entities are stored in one measurement with: select * from homeassistant.autogen."%" where time > '2022-04-22' and time < '2022-04-24'. The influxdb integration makes it possible to transfer all state changes to an external InfluxDB database. There is. 1.xx only - Name of the database to use. Now we should have something that looks better. currently i cant find any stats for my sonos speakers on grafana even though all 12 are in home assistant, but other devices like lightbulbs show up fine. If omitted, then a filter of limit(n: 1) will be added to the end instead to restrict to one result per table. Available for free at home-assistant.io, Press J to jump to the feed. One or more flux filters used to get to the data you want. Luckily for us, Home Assistant already has InfluxDB export capability built in, so all we need to do is configure it. Afterwards we will connect it to Home Assistant. Set this to allow the integration to retry if there was a network error when transmitting data. If you want to build dynamic panels or see my newer dashboard then checkout this post. We'll repeat the process for Grafana read token. Before we start we need to make sure though that the database is reachable from the Home Assistant host. Were going to run a query to create a new database just for Home Assistant. Thank you! Search for the InfluxDB add-on in the add-on store and install it. My configuration file has this entry: The Influx admin panel was removed in a newer version of Influx in favour of Chronograf. Whats the average temperature inside during the summer months, compared to winter? Grafana allows you to setup Dashboards with graphs and widgets. Then I've got several other things configured for monitoring such as Synology NAS, router to monitor UL/DL speed and one or two other things that don't generate a lot of data. It looks like this: influxdb: host: a0d7b954-influxdb port: 8086 database: homeassistant username: homeassistant password: my_password max_retries: 3 default_measurement: state include: domains: - sensor. and our If you want the graphs inside the UI, Im not 100% sure how to go about this. Lets drag-and-drop a new Graph. In the overview screen I see the battery sensor now ( no errors anymore whoohooo ), but its giving me n/a What could be wrong ? I am using this experience to work on the Home Assistant project by giving back my knowledge and time to the open source community. If you just want to create sensors for an external InfluxDB database and you dont want Home Assistant to write any data to it you can exclude all entities like this: To configure this sensor, you need to define the sensor connection variables and a list of queries to your configuration.yaml file. rtsecs) Thanks for sharing @ionu. So it should be pretty seamless. If you are looking to add the full Grafana dashboards or elements of it directly to your Home Assistant dashboards follow my guide here. Go ahead and drag a Singlestat onto your dashboard. i checked my zwave config and the group reports (which includes batteries) are set to report every 4 minutes. Anything else will be green, and you can customise the colours if you wish. You also can not dynamically change the timeframe. InfluxDB - Home Assistant Community Add-ons. There are two parts to this setup. Basically if you have sensors who only occasionally update your graphs might be empty because Grafana is not able to just display the latest value. $__interval should be used instead.. Anything else? Go back to Synology Docker and open the "Registry" section again. Scalable datastore for metrics, events, and real-time analytics. Im a total dunce when it comes to CLI commands! THanks for helping me out Phil, but I still have the same error. Anyone has a query to delete any/all data and entity itself from influx? Under the retention policy setting, you can edit the Duration for which InfluxDB will hold data. If you're asking about Grafana, I'm a bit of a statistics junkie so I like to visualize things over time. This will create a new query under B. There is also useful -precision option to set format of timestamp. You can always change the retention, so that data gets dropped after a certain period. Very nice solution. docker: Error response from daemon: Bind mount failed: /path/for/influxdb does not exists. I submit this to assist others who may ned to know how to delete data from InfluxDB via the InfluxDB UI in HASSIO. starting from the data source to the destination. You can still create aggregate metrics across multiple sensors though. Click on the "Generate Token" menu and select the "Read/Write Token" option. To answer these types of questions, we need to use a separate system. Once youve setup your data source, we can start off by creating a simple temperature line chart. You need to do the following steps in order to get this working: Click on "OPEN WEB UI" to open the admin web-interface provided by this add-on. adguardhome-sync is a small tool that allows you to set up an auto synced backup instance for Adguard Read more, Home Assistant is an awesome system but when you get started the terminology can be confusing. strings, date, experimental/query, etc. Influx vs Prometheus vs Timescale. Not exactly sure why the data does not show up. Click on the "Tokens" tab. One small question, Im new to the whole docker thing. Make sure you are running the latest version of Home Assistant before reporting an issue. 2018-01-24 15:01:24,835 INFO success: grafana entered RUNNING state, process has stayed up for > than 1 seconds (sta
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