benjsec/sabnzbd-influxdb-export repository overview

⁠sabnzbd-influxdb-export

This script will query SABnzbd to pull basic stats and store them in influxdb. Stay tuned for further additions!

Available as a docker image on dockerhub (https://hub.docker.com/r/benjsec/sabnzbd-influxdb-export⁠)

⁠Parameters

Parameters can either be set at the commandline or by environment variable. If both are use the commandline parameters take presedence.

⁠Example

sabnzbd_influx:
  image: benjsec/sabnzbd-influxdb-export
  hostname: sabnzb-influx
  environment:
    SABNZBD_HOST: sabnzbd_1
    SABNZBD_PORT: 8080
    SABNZBD_API_KEY: ...
    INFLUXDB_HOST: influxdb_1
    INFLUXDB_PORT: 8086
  restart: unless-stopped

⁠Exported Data

• Queue
  • Status: A string indicating the current status, e.g. "Downloading"
  • total_jobs: # Jobs
  • total_mb_left: Total queue size (MB)
  • speed: Download Speed (kB/s)
  • speedlimit: Relative Speedlimit (percent)
  • speedlimit_abs: Absolute Speedlimit (bytes/s)
  • timeleft: The time remaining string as shown in SabNZBd
  • seconds_left: The number of seconds remaining
  • eta: The expected finish date string as shown in SabNZBd
  • eta_timestamp: The unix timestamp of the expected finish date (ms)
  • have_warnings: The number of warnings currently registered in SabNZBd
  • loadavg_1m: The 1 minute load average on the server
  • loadavg_5m: The 5 minute load average on the server
  • loadavg_15m: The 15 minute load average on the server
  • diskspace1: The free disk space in the downloads path (GB)
  • diskspace2: The free disk space in the storage path (GB)
  • diskspacetotal1: The total disk space in the downloads path (GB)
  • diskspacetotal2: The total disk space in the storage path (GB)
  • diskspace1_norm: The disk space in the downloads path as string with units
  • diskspace2_norm: The disk space in the storage path as string with units
• Server Stats
  • Total downloaded
  • Total downloaded (month)
  • Total downloaded (week)
  • Total downloaded (day)

⁠To Do:

• Coming soon...

⁠Use-Case

With the data exported to influxdb, you can create some useful stats/graphs in graphing tools such as grafana (http://grafana.org/⁠)