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    Custom Netdata configuration to send metrics to an InfluxDB

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      etlweather
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      Hello, I have Netdata running on my host. I want to configure it to sends the metrics to an InfluxDB server.

      I do this on regular Linux hosts so I know my configuration for Netdata works.

      I tried putting this in /etc/netdata/netdata.conf and restarting and it's not sending anything. I can't find errors in logs.

      So I am wondering if I am modifying the wrong file.

      Any input or idea would be welcome!

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        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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        Are you sure it's compatible with the Netdata version on the host?

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          etlweather
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          As best I can tell, yes. From the /var/log/netdata I gathered it's running 1.44.1

          From the docs I found in GitHub for Netdata at 1.44:

          https://github.com/netdata/netdata/blob/v1.44/docs/export/enable-connector.md

          It's possible - I use opentsdb.

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            etlweather @olivierlambert
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            I am not finding much in the logs which led me to wonder if I am modifying the right config file.

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              etlweather @etlweather
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              Honestly, this is just one way to solve what I am trying to do... I am trying to have the Host metrics (host CPU usage) in Grafana to plot on a dashboard along side other data.

              Having the data in InfluxDB is not necessarily the goal here. Just a way to reach it. I am running a fairly old version of Grafana.

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                etlweather @etlweather
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                Perhaps Netdata isn't the right way either - does not seem to give me the right CPU metrics:

                Netdata:

                netdata.png

                XenOrchestra:

                xenorchestra.png

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                • olivierlambertO Offline
                  olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO @etlweather
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                  @etlweather So pushing the metrics to Prometheus could also do the trick, right? I think there's a program out there doing this, do you remember @TeddyAstie ?

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                    Forza @etlweather
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                    @etlweather isnt netdata just monitoring dom0 cpu, not xen hypervisor itswlf.

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                      etlweather @Forza
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                      @Forza I don't know, I guess that's part of what I am trying to find out. How to get the metrics of the physical cpu usage. I thought that's what I would get with activating Netdata (Advanced Telemetry) from XenOrchestra.

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