Used Hard/Software: Home Assistant Frontend 20240806.1 Core 2024.8.0 Supervisor 2024.08.0 Operating System 12.4
HA-Integration: Bosch custom component v0.26.1
It was a hard time to find the right Grafana-settings to get the water-temperature presented. Bosch/Home-Assistant transports this value based on the state-series:
on my Raspi4 the last installed influxd-package was no more able to start the service. CPU-load was at 100%, the “systemctl start influxd” routine was running in a loop. As the smarthome generates many data the service took longer to start as expected by the new startup-script influxd-systemd-start.sh .
Fix: in ./usr/lib/influxdb/scripts/influxd-systemd-start.sh:
increase the sleep timer (in my case from 1 to 5):
...
while [ "$result" != "200" ]; do
sleep 5
result=$(curl -k -s -o /dev/null $url -w %{http_code})
...
InfluxDB is an open source time series database built by InfluxData and used in e.g. Openhab for data persistance. For small computers like raspi’s it is a best practice to compress the database regurlarly.
Why not using cron ?
Well, it works.. the only (security)-drawback is to grant /bin/bash to the influx-user:
cat /etc/cron.daily/00influx:
#!/bin/bash
#execute
/home/pi/1_influxrepair.sh
cat /home/pi/1_influxrepair.sh:
#!/bin/bash
service influxdb stop
echo "before su"
su influxdb -c /home/pi/1_subscript.sh
echo "after su"
whoami
service influxdb start
cat /home/pi/1_subscript.sh:
#!/bin/bash
echo "now in sub shell"
whoami
cd /var/lib/influxdb
influx_inspect buildtsi -compact-series-file -datadir ./data -waldir ./wal
exit
echo "exiting sub shell"
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