I’m using influx db and grafana to visulize different messurements at my iObroker.

I’m using influx db and grafana to visulize different messurements at my iObroker.

I’m using influx db and grafana to visulize different messurements at my iObroker.

I have a timeseries in InfluxDB which contains the energy (kWh) used and it resets every day at midnight. I would like to get energy consumption (kWh) for each day. No interpolation, mean values etc.

During startup of our WPF desktop app I use InfluxDBClient.PingAsync() to determine whether the database is already running. If it isn’t then I start the process (influxd.exe).

I’m trying to start InfluxDB2 through the command.

Influx DB
I am trying to fetch data from InfluxDB using a Flux V2 script, but it takes more than one second to return the data. I need to speed up the process. I am new to InfluxDB.

I had an influxdb (v1.8) server running properly for 2,5 years on a raspberry pi 4, with an SSD.
Unfortunately, after a power cut my raspberry do not start anymore.

Having measurement, i can fetch values of tag using:

I have a bit of a conundrum, we are using InfluxData’s InfluxDB Cloud (hosted on AWS). It is my understanding that querying a database using the API should by default return any timestamps in RFC3339 format, however all my timestamps are returned in unix format. As we are on InfluxDB Cloud, we do not have access to the CLI to force the database to a particular precision. How can a switch my database to returning results in human readable date format, to millisecond precision.