Detailed tutorial for installing influxdb in docker (performance test)

1. Prerequisites

1. The project has been deployed

2. Docker is already installed

2. Install influxdb in docker

1. Download the influxdb image: docker pull tutum/influxdb

1) Timeout error:

2) Solution: vim /etc/docker/daemon.json (There should be only one key.json file but no daemon.json file. If there is no daemon.json file, just create a new one.)

Add Alibaba's mirror source:

{
  "exec-opts": ["native.cgroupdriver=systemd"],
  "log-driver": "json-file",
  "log-opts": {
    "max-size": "100m"
  },"insecure-registries":[
     "192.168.180.105:1180"
      ],
  "registry-mirrors":["https://6kx4zyno.mirror.aliyuncs.com"]
}

2. Check whether influxdb is downloaded successfully: docker images

3. Open ports 8083 and 8086: firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=8083-8086/tcp --permanent

4. Start the influxdb container:

1) Start: docker run -d -p 8083:8083 -p 8086:8086 --name my_influxdb influxdb (--name means naming the influxdb container "my_influxdb")

2) After starting the container, this key will be generated. Remember it as it will be needed later. 570c48b4a919fb01d86025641c98bc6f33abe3180440dda8b58d40637e40f0cf

3) Check what is started in docker: docker ps

5. Enter the influxdb container

1) Enter the command: docker exec -it my_influxdb bash

6. Enter the /usr/bin directory to view the influxdb tools

7. Enter the influxdb client command line

8. Create a library named "jmeter"

1) Execute SQL-like statements: create database jmeter;

9. Use the "jmeter" library (I named it "jmeter" because I use jmeter for performance and I will need this name in the "backend listener" of jmeter later)

10. Query (the result is empty because no data has been generated at this time)

3. jmeter connects to influxdb in docker

1. Add a "backend listener" to the thread group

2. Set up the backend listener

1) Select to monitor influxdb

2) Configure the listener

3. Run the jmx script to see if the data can be transferred to the jmeter library of influxdb.

4. Query the jmeter library in the influxdb client command to see if data is generated

select * from jmeter;

InfluxDB deployment is complete! ! ! Next, deploy grafana

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