After modifying your Home Assistant config be sure to restart Home Assistant (I usually do this through the Configuration UI). Im currently looking into this issue. Hmm interesting. Images, code and a full step by step guide on how to use Grafana and integrate it with Home Assistant for beautiful and functional dashboards! Here's an example: Also you can add this sensor to home assistant to see the size of your database and if it is growing: - platform: influxdb host: a0d7b954-influxdb port: 8086 username: homeassistant password: !secret influxdb_pssword queries: - name . Thanks in advance for a short hint and support. Defines a template to extract a value from the payload. let me know if that works for you. Section 8 - Configure Grafana to retrieve data from InfluxDB. Here is a quick explanation what automations, blueprints, scenes and scripts are in Home Assistant. Ive tried a few variants of this, including changing the time range or removing it entirely. I was looking for a long time how to use influxdb 2.0 and before finding this post I wasn't even sure Home Assistant supported it! 2.xx - Defaults to us-west-2-1.aws.cloud2.influxdata.com for 2.xx, not localhost. and verify that the database exists and is READ/WRITE In my entry sensor example above, I would choose binary_sensor.entry_motion_227. Turns on a blue Hue bulb outside of toilet, when toilet lights are on. 2:49 PM setup.py (ERROR) After a few minutes Home Assistant will start pouring sensor data into your new InfuxDB database. If data is showing up than your Home Assistant and InfluxDB configuration is working. Login with default username and password of admin and admin. This can take on boolean values false or true. Theres also some great options to setup alerts. Watch on. Ive just found this thread and was happy, because it could solve an issue Im currently facing, but I stumbled upon something. Click on the "Add data source" button. One with your username and the two new ones. The battery sensor or the Grafana charts? Our next step is to configure Home Assistant to start logging changes to InfluxDB. I have done minimal configuration for the InfluxDB that I thought would work, but I miss many of the entities - most importantly I miss all of the temperature sensors, which I wanted to keep in history. The influxdb integration makes it possible to transfer all state changes to an external InfluxDB database. Once again click the Panel Title and then Edit. You can install Grafana on pretty much all platforms manually but I would suggest going with Docker for your smart home server to make all of this more manageable. InfluxDB entity_id field in measurement field? One small question, Im new to the whole docker thing. I can see attributes, but no battery status . The only problem is the volume is shown as a value between 0 and 1 so it is showing .45% etc. Once youre happy that the changes are valid, hit the restart button on the same tab. Navigate to your InfluxDB installation. The installation of this add-on is pretty straightforward and not different in comparison to installing any other add-on. The leading sign indicates a warning, but there is nothing to be worried about. To test that InfluxDB is working correctly and the database was created we can use its REST API. What is your congiruation YAML like for connecting to Influx? You have the option of reviewing your settings and then click "Done" when you're ready to start the container. philhawthorne/docker-influxdb-grafana:latest. If youre worried, I would suggest taking a backup of your influxdb and grafana mount folders. influxdb: host: 192.168.1.64 username: homeassistant password: passwd . One thing you should add to your Home Assistant service is the, The second service is our new InfluxDB service. Well be presented with the InfluxDB Web Interface. Some workarounds include having a HA script write the latest sensor value to Influx every hour although this still might result in empty graphs. You might be able to use custom_ui or something to put an iframe inside Home Assistant, and then grab the URL for the graph from inside Graphana. If theres an update needed to InfluxDB, my container wont get it yet either. Go to the Legend tab then lets select Min, Max and Current to be shown. Now Im very happy with the new versions of Grafana and InfluxDB. Check the InfluxDB documentation on Home Assistant for the complete list of configuration. For sensors with a unit of measurement defined the unit of measurement is used as the measurement name and entries are tagged with the second part of the entity_id. Or is that another sensor youve exposed? Lets drag-and-drop a new Graph. That indentation doesn't look correct, and I think you need to specify the entities explicitly, rather than from a group. Alternatively, you can use a DSMR reader that send data to MQTT directly. raidenlal 2 yr. ago. Some research is needed but, first, Ill implement the device tracking for essential components you wrote on. In the include section, Im specifying which sensors data I want to be sent to InfluxDB. Where does the data for InfluxDB come from and where is it stored? When I execute the command, Im getting the following result: But after that, the entity is gone. Path to use if your InfuxDB is running behind a reverse proxy. Out of curiosity, how big is/was your homeassistant.db? Lets instead tell Grafana to join the lines together based on the previous reading. This means that in a home scenario you'll most likely just have one. Genius, thanks a lot. I'll be assuming that you've got HA running already and configured with some sensors and whatnot. You will be prompted to set a new password. You can find out how to create one here. InfluxDB, Grafana - Running in Docker containers on another host (Synology) - IP 10.0.0.11. Strange, I am not 100% sure if this will work with HASSIO. exclude: entity_globs: "*". The same for me here. Make sure you are running the latest version of Home Assistant before reporting an issue. You will need to construct your queries in this language in sensors for 2.xx installations, it looks like this: Use HTTPS instead of HTTP to connect. Access from outside will not be possible. This ensures Home Assistant has a lean database, and I can debug something that went wrong by looking in the recorder. Hmm to be honest I havent taken much thought about that, as the data is housed on my NAS (where I dont really care too much about storage limits for now). Now its time for the main event. This first username and password will be the root user, which will have complete access to Grafana. 4 Likes. My InfluxDB folder is about 350 MB large after about two days. This can be useful if you have home-assistant running on the . /config/configuration.yaml. Port to use. I had issues with Grafana not having permissions to the share I gave it on my Synology. Hey Phil , sorry for my late answer i had a packed day and thank you for your time, By using that command i am unable to access grafana afterwards. Hopefully they fix that in a future release. 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. So nothing in my log except some unrelated issues with XKNX, sensor: This supports templates. Your query only deletes measurements, it does not return any. Because of the amount of data Home Assistant is collecting, storing that data can become quite cumbersome. Sqlite DB corruption - migration to other engine? and verify that the database exists and is READ/WRITE. The default InfluxDB configuration doesnt enforce authentication. So I think it has something to do with template.py ? Enter the following configuration into it: Make sure to replace the IP address, token value (the HomeAssistant - Write token) and potentially port, organization and bucket values with what you have setup. I mentioned that I create template sensors for extracting the battery levels for my devices. On the "Mount path" you now have to point to the container location which will be linked with the location on your filesystem. Since I'm using Docker on Synology, my steps will be geared towards that environment, but I trust that it shouldn't be to hard to re-map them to your particular Docker deployment. Once you are done with that you can create a new dashboard and start adding panels with data visualizations. What are you tracking or hoping to track in your Grafana dashboard? You can omit the include section, and Home Assistant will send the whole firehose of sensor data to InfluxDB. These are great tools to see what the state of something was at a certain point in time, or what time an automation executed. 1.xx only - Name of the database to use. Home Assitant with Grafana and InfluxDB 2.x - basic setup guide Lets take a look at some questions you might be able to answer by analyzing your sensor data over longer periods. Or how often your Rain Bird watering system should water your garden, based on how quickly the moisture in the soil dries out. On the next screen choose the "InfluxDB" from the list of databases. value_template: '{% if states.zwave.fibaro_system_fgms001zw5_motion_sensor %} 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. this is the error 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. In the WHERE we want to chooseentity_id and select the battery sensor. you could try this: Once some data has been exported into InfluxDB, you should be able to see your entities data like this: I hope this has been helpful. Input this value or select your own. 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. This attribute contains component-specific override values. Helped me a lot. platform: template Long term Home Assistant data history with InfluxDB This prevents the test entities to be written to the long-term InfluxDB. In my setup, I use the recorder and history components to track the last two days of history from Home Assistant. strings, date, experimental/query, etc. Then in the Axes tab, lets change the Left Y axes unit from short to Celsius/Farenheit. Now lets add the fancy gauges. See Customizing devices and services for format. Choose your favorite one and we can query for the data stored for that measurement. Click the "Add Folder" button and choose the location on your host filesystem, where InfluxDB will be storing its persistent data (most notably the database). Port 3003 works: I see the page from Grafana Now for the grafana graphs. See the official installation documentation for how to set up an InfluxDB database, or there is a community add-on available. Once youve run that query, a new database will have been created for Home Assistant to use. Now lets press the Add Query button again, and add all our internal sensors together. First panel in the first dashboard is finished. influxdb on port 3004 works but grafana on 3003 dosent give any response at all. Got started with a nice System-Monitor Dash. Then you can easily restore back to the older version if necessary. EDIT: I personally prefer the include-only configuration of the InfluxDB. Im using docker on my Raspberry Pi 3+ right now to manage my Home Assistant configuration. Entries will be limited, since they will start from the moment that you have added HomeAssistant->InfluxDB config into HomeAssistant. That doesnt really help you for the moment. GitHub - kippesikgithub/influxdb_in_proxmox: Using InfluxDB to store Cookie Notice Theres lots of information on how to configure the export in the Home Assistant docs, which is what Ive used to create my very basic config that just takes a few fields that I want to be able to use. Hi, as many others (searched the forum, few requests with different information but all without a solution) I struggle to successfully define an InfluxDB sensor to be used in Home Assistant. For my entry sensor above, Im going to choose battery_entry_sensor. Run a quick curl command to query for the databases created: Now that we know InfluxDB is up you can boot up Home Assistant: Note that InfluxDB must be up and running before Home Assistant, how ever you start your Docker containers on reboot will need to account for this. Once youve added this to your configuration, be sure to restart Home Assistant. For 2.xx SSL verification is required, library provides no way to disable it. I need to find ways to import the graphs back into Home Assistant now! Is it primarily for energy monitoring? First off, well grab the docker image that will have the InfluxDB installation. I set this up myself a few months ago, but found limited use. On the left side choose the seventh icon from the top. I scroll down, to the bottom of the "Filter" frame until I see the "C" entry. You should now have three tokens created. I want to get the current InfluxDB database size of homeassistant . Click the "Save" button. You can create as many dashboards as you want and then import the same in Home . Then, I would change the IP address from 127.0.0.1 to the network IP address (example 192.168.1.2), I get the same thing Phil. If things are good, you should now see in the top part of the window the graph representing contents of your query. Hi Phil, Anyone knows how can I do that ? Go to Synology Docker app and in the "Registry" section search for "InfluxDB" and double-click the top entry. Im going to skip over creating multiple users. It is not the only add-on I have created; there are many many more. To keep things tidy, Im going to create a new file in the config folder called influxdb.yaml that will hold all of the config for InfluxDB. Looks awsome, anyway to get this into a normal hassbian or is it only hass.io? Great article got this up and running a week ago on my Synology NAS with DSM 6.2 interestingly when I had to restart my Synology it appears to have wiped the influx db (ie the docker container wasnt running, so nothing worked), then when I restarted it there was no home_assistant database. I also included my phones battery and my printer ink status for fun and added some stats for my Adguard network wide ad blocker. mount type=bind,source=/volume1/docker/grafana,target=/var/lib/grafana 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. This add-on is provided by the Home Assistant Community Add-ons project. Remember, you dont need to be running Home Assistant and InfluxDB on the same server, thats just how Ive got it currently set up. include or exclude blocks can be used to control what data should be saved to influxDB. Cant SSH to 22022, get connection refused. So for now, I need to run a VM for HA instead of a docker. Seems to work with $interval. The list of attribute names to ignore when reporting to InfluxDB. Once youve setup your data source, we can start off by creating a simple temperature line chart. Both running on docker on the same host It has a built-in HTTP API so you don't have to write any server side code to get up and running InfluxDB is designed to be scalable, simple to install and manage, and fast to get data in and out.. On the other hand, MariaDB is detailed as " An enhanced, drop-in . Heres another new Docker run command to try. -p 22022:22 Seems very strange. n/a Had the same and had to change the Time interval on the upper right side to at least 1h, Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, I give up, just is not worth the time and effort. Removing deleted entities from InfluxDB : r/homeassistant - reddit For instructions on how to create a database check the InfluxDB documentation relevant to the version you have installed. Questions? As the name suggests this will download the latest image, which is currently 2.0.7. battery_entry_sensor: -p 3004:8083 From the Options tab under Gauge select Show. It means that when you want to ignore, for example, the icon_str attribute that shows in your InfluxDB instance, you need to provide icon to ignore_attributes. The following characters can be used in entity globs: * - The asterisk represents zero, one, or multiple characters All indications were good but I am not getting any data from home assistant first I used the loopback address in my YAML file because I am running both home assistant and Influx on the same NAS. Hi Phil, Im using your grafana-influxbd docker container on my Synology NAS for more than a year now and I like it so much with my home automation. Home Assistant, InfluxDB & Grafana - deveritt.me influxdb: host: 172.23..2. verify_ssl: false. Once logged in, the command youll want to run is, I changed the owner in File Station to my User and now grafana works . Well follow the exact steps as above for the outside temperature, but this time selecting the entity ID for the temperature of the living room sensor. {% else %} Grafana needs a separate database in the background to load the data from. Once the data is stored in the database you can analyze it for trends, create graphs and use the data in other applications. thanks for writing this up, I've been looking to switch databases on HA. Sounds like an ever growing pool of data if no retention is set. Overall it looks really good (I think), definitely better than in Home Assistant and only cost me one evening of work. Todays article looks at a time series database called InfuxDB that Home Assistant can use to store all your sensor data in a database. If you wish, you could continue and select specific sensors or just decide that this is sufficient for the test. when an entity doesnt have a unit. and Jekyll. You can easily change what time period is displayed on the screen from the top-right menu. I've been wanting to do more than the basic graphs and I appreciate the step-by-step. Hi, Awsome article! Afterwards we will connect it to Home Assistant. For more information, please see our {% endif %}' It makes me want to switch to hassio. Node-RED is a flow-based development tool for visual programming which can be added to home assistant as a integration / add-on. Choose the "Latest" tag and click on the "Select" button. Section 4 - Configure HomeAssistant to write data to InfluxDB. sensors: Is it only to ssh to the container and update ? Im used to traditional SQL, so I may have some blindspot when Im looking at a familiar, but different approach to data. theyre zwave devices. Click on the "Volume" tab. I did that change some weeks ago and follows a slightly outdated guide but got it working. great guides! It was also a little more complicated because all of the examples were Influx 1, not 2. Copy that string in a text file somewhere and make a note that it belongs to the HomeAssistant - Write token. In this case this is /var/lib/grafana Click on the "Port Settings" tab. HomeAssistant - Running in a VM as Home Assistant Operating System on one host - IP 10.0.0.6, InfluxDB, Grafana - Running in Docker containers on another host (Synology) - IP 10.0.0.11. You can do that using the iFrame panel component. Ok that makes sense. I've got several Aeotec 6 sensors to monitor environment. A very simple setup . Verify SSL certificate for HTTPS request. This means that the data in this bucket will never be deleted. You can always change the retention, so that data gets dropped after a certain period. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. If the Home Assistant container is running in host mode or on a different machine you need to forward the 8086 port from the dabase container so that it is available from the outside. We'll create a couple more for better security and particular purpose. You can learn more about it from their documentation or by using the query builder in the UI. Well, for the Home Assistant UI, once youve made your attributes their own sensors with template sensors it should be a simple matter of just adding the applicable entity_id to your groups file. Here you should be able to see the bucket you have created on the initial screen in the previous section. Include all entities matching a listed pattern. Home Assistant basics II what the heck are automations, blueprints, scenes and scripts? Click the Edit button to open the graph editor at the bottom of the screen. There is an interesting absence of guides available for this. Switch back to the Grafana tab in your browser. Going to do this during the upcoming weekend. Just click on that field and you will get auto completion for all possible entities in the database. Im curious, how are you using this? Im actually testing it out for a few weeks now, almost ready for release I think. 2.xx only - Name of the bucket (not the generated bucket ID) within your Organization to write to. My configuration file has this entry: After you have installed InfluxDB, click Start and than open it's Web UI. I decided to go with MariaDB in a docker container and this step should improve performance and make my SD card last a lot longer. SQL vs NoSQL Explained. Section 9 - Creating first graph in Grafana. Contribute to bestlibre/hassio-addons development by creating an account on GitHub. Power levels reported by my Aeotec Smart Switch 6 units are recorded in attributes for example. 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. NEXT LEVEL STATISTICS - Home Assistant InfluxDB and Grafana. Go ahead and drag a Singlestat onto your dashboard. Any advise would be appreciated as to where i am going wrong, would be of help. -p 8086:8086 Oh man, I literally set this up yesterday. Home Assistant does the hard work of collecting data from all the sensors and aggregating it, we can then store it in the InfluxDB database. If you are looking for an even better shortcut in your smart home journey check out my new Grafana & Home Assistant guide here! (sorry for al those questions). When i check the explore in Influxdb home assistant autogen is there but it is not showing any domains or entities. Most of the time I am online at the Discord chat. It tells me that its syntactically correct, but returns no values.
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