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## Description ## Description
This Docker Container is able to track the latency of one or many targets and reports all data to a given InfluxDBv2. This docker container is able to track the latency of one or many targets and reports all data to a given InfluxDBv2.
It´s based on python3 an makes usage of following python libraries: It´s based on python3 an makes usage of following python libraries:
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Also some influx connection options are just configurable via config file but normally they are not needed. Also some influx connection options are just configurable via config file but normally they are not needed.
Per default the python influx connector will cache all replies and sends them bundled every 30 seconds to the Influx DB.
The container will be build at 1st start.
You can find everything under *./Docker_Build/* and in the python program itself [latency_monitor.py](./Docker_Build/latency_monitor.py)
## Requirements ## Requirements
- Docker - Docker
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#### Grafana Dashboard Examples #### Grafana Dashboard Examples
Within the local path *./grafana/examples/* you can find example *.json* files which can be imported to grafana as dashboards to give you a first point to start with. Within the local path *./examples/grafana/* you can find example *.json* files which can be imported to grafana as dashboards to give you a first point to start with.
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