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README.md
zflux
A buffering proxy for InfluxDB, using a zmq SUB socket.
Overview
This was written as a way to improve reliability of InfluxDB, especially when the InfluxDB server lives on a different network than the clients/producers. If the connection between them and the server goes down, or the server is otherwise unreachable, the client has to handle the error and buffer datapoints.
The purpose of zflux
is to sit on the same network as the hosts producing
the data sent to InfluxDB and act as the InfluxDB client. It recieves the
messages from the producers via its SUB socket. If the IfluxDB client cant be
reached, the messages are left in the buffer -- which will be emptied when
the server is reachable.
It supports both using connect()
and bind()
, but if both are defined it will default to using connect()
.
Configuring
The program looks for a config file in the following order
- A full file path defined in the
$ZFLUX_CONF
environment variable - in
$(pwd)/zflux.yml
- in
$HOME/.zflux.yml
- in
/usr/local/etc/zflux.yml
- in
/etc/zlufx.yml
Sample config
---
zmq:
topic: 'zflux'
connect: 'tcp://$zmq_proxy:5560'
# alternatively you can use bind()
#bind: 'tcp://*:5559'
influxdb:
host: influxdb.example.com
db: $influxdb_database
user: $influxdb_username
passwd: $influxdb_hostname