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Here we are! |
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Hello, And yes grafana doesn't need a UI, you write the settings into a conf file, startup the service and then you open it remote from a browser and finish the setup (add users, create dashboard's, ...). Theoretically your setup could work. But I have my doubts regarding the performance of the raspi zero, since the requirements for grafana alone would need almost all the resources (1CPU and 255MB grafana HW Requirements). So yes but if I had to guess: slow ... but hey never try never know. Instead of influxdb2 you could use many different DB's as Datasource see possible datasources, with telegraf even more see telegraf output plugins. Hope that's helps |
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Now i'm getting a bit more familiar with MQTT. https://www.elektronik-kompendium.de/sites/raspberry-pi/2709041.htm |
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Hello,
I've also installed it on a headless debian instance over cli.
And yes grafana doesn't need a UI, you write the settings into a conf file, startup the service and then you open it remote from a browser and finish the setup (add users, create dashboard's, ...).
Theoretically your setup could work. But I have my doubts regarding the performance of the raspi zero, since the requirements for grafana alone would need almost all the resources (1CPU and 255MB grafana HW Requirements). So yes but if I had to guess: slow ... but hey never try never know.
Instead of influxdb2 you could use many different DB's as Datasource see possible datasources, with telegraf even more see telegraf output…