InfluxDB
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I haven't had a chance to look at authentication (or anything else, really) yet unfortunately. Life's been busy.
I did push up what I appear to be running, though, I haven't had a chance to test it independently (I am not using your repo directly, but a rather customised setup, so I copied my changes into it by hand).
You can see my fork here: https://github.com/rburchell/cloudron-influxdb
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Thanks for letting me know @doodlemania2. I've tried to build it but am running into the following issue - "COPY failed: stat usr/bin/influxd: file does not exist" - which you can see here:
Step 1/10 : FROM influxdb:latest as final ---> a6cdd3eeabf3 Step 2/10 : FROM cloudron/base:2.0.0@sha256:f9fea80513aa7c92fe2e7bf3978b54c8ac5222f47a9a32a7f8833edf0eb5a4f4 ---> afa4cfc125b4 Step 3/10 : COPY --from=final /usr/bin/influxd /app/code/influxd COPY failed: stat usr/bin/influxd: file does not exist child_process.js:669 throw err; ^ Error: Command failed: docker build -t ei8fdb/influxdb:20210405-095545-77686303f -f Dockerfile /home/bernard/code/influxdb
Do you have any suggestions? I'm following this documentation. Thanks.
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@ei8fdb the error is what it reads
usr/bin/influxd: file does not exist
The file or path does not exist.https://git.cloudron.io/doodlemania2/influxdb/-/blob/master/Dockerfile
COPY --from=final /usr/bin/influxd /app/code/influxd COPY --from=final /usr/bin/influx /app/code/influx
I assume @doodlemania2 has influxdb installed locally and that's why he used these paths to copy the binary files.
Also binary files have no place in git so it's kinda understandable.You can download the files here https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v2.0/get-started/?t=Linux
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@brutalbirdie yes that's right - i use a local copy of the influx binaries to manage the server running in cloudron. Thanks for picking this up - been out on vacation
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Just wanted to put a warning out that databases are very different from webapps and need special care for backup and updates. I suspect Influx DB from it's name is a database and not just a web app. So, please be careful about installing a databases as an app on Cloudron.
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Just wanted to put a warning out that databases are very different from webapps and need special care for backup and updates. I suspect Influx DB from it's name is a database and not just a web app. So, please be careful about installing a databases as an app on Cloudron.
ok, so when do you plan to implement it into Cloudron?
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@doodlemania2 running a database is no issue. Issue comes when trying to restore and upgrade. When restoring, you have to be sure that the backup is atomic/consistent. It's basically backing up the raw files of a database and the restore may or may not work (On Cloudron, this is why we create "dumps" of the database and do not backup raw database files) . Also, in many databases, the files are not portable across db versions (for upgrades).
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Ah yes - 100% - and is definitely risky if you are ingesting a lot of data (the point of influx). For me, the two times I've restored (practice) were fine because I didn't end up with a transaction in the middle of the backup, so no corruptions. But absolutely possible.
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@doodlemania2 said in InfluxDB:
Ah yes - 100% - and is definitely risky if you are ingesting a lot of data (the point of influx). For me, the two times I've restored (practice) were fine because I didn't end up with a transaction in the middle of the backup, so no corruptions. But absolutely possible.
Hey, can you please tell me, how I can install your InfluxDB package on my Cloudron Server ?
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@doodlemania2 ok never dealed with it, then I try it. Thank you.