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jasonacox / Powerwall-Dashboard

Grafana Monitoring Dashboard for Tesla Solar and Powerwall Systems
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Update Grafana to 10+ #490

Open dJOS1475 opened 2 weeks ago

dJOS1475 commented 2 weeks ago

Hi, is it possible to update Grafana to a newer version without breaking the dashboards?

I have some other deviate for my home automation system that don’t work properly on v9.x.

ps Is upgrading to influx DB 2.x on the cards at all? I have to install a separate instance for my home automation system to be able to send data and it would have been nice to just create a new bucket for it.

jasonacox commented 2 weeks ago

Hi @dJOS1475 - There are a few others who have explored newer versions of Grafana. I recommend checking out the discussion here: https://github.com/jasonacox/Powerwall-Dashboard/discussions/371

Most of it works with the newer version and you could do this yourself with a little effort since you already have a newer Grafana dashboard. Just create a new data source and point it to the Powerall-Dashboard InfluxDB instance. When I have time, I will explore a project-wide upgrade again, it is just lower priority and I'm rather high maintenance about keeping the same aesthetics. 😁

On InfluxDB, I'm not planning on upgrading to InfluxDB 2.x. It is a heavy lift with a large degree of refactoring and porting data from InfluxQL to Flux. Additionally, InfluxDB 2.x tech (Flux) will be deprecated in InfluxDB 3.x and they are moving back to InfluxQL. I believe the transition to 3.x will be nearly seamless. In the meantime, 1.8 has been solid and supported on a wide variety of platforms.

dJOS1475 commented 2 weeks ago

Thanks @jasonacox I’ll read through that topic.

Influx v3 sounds like it’ll be good, for now, I just spun up a new v2.x container on my NAS for my automation system and pointed grafana at via an additional data source.