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Version: 5.4

Plug-in

The following properties can be configured:

PropertyDescription
NameAny name under which this Influx configuration appears in the connection project. Choose a name that is unique to you during the connection project.
HostURL to InfluxDB including http(s):// and the port number.

Authentication

This setting can be used if the database does not require authentication.

PropertyDescription
OrganizationOrganization that InfluxDB should be used for.
BucketBucket in which the data should be stored.
Trusted certificatesSelection of which certificates should be trusted.
  • All (insecure): Every certificate is accepted.
  • Router: A connection is allowed if the certificate is in the router's certificate management and is trusted.
  • Windows: A connection is allowed if the certificate is present in the Windows certificate store.
Default null handling

Omit value:
Null values are not written to the database. If all fields are null and no tags are defined, nothing is written to the database.
Error:
The transfer is aborted with an error if a null value is encountered.
Discard insert:
The value is discarded and nothing is written to the database. No error is triggered.

TimeoutTimeout in seconds for the connection to the database.
Allow redirectsIf this option is enabled, requests may be redirected.
Use stacked and delayed/asynchronous insertsIf this option is enabled, the values are written to the database in batches, which can significantly improve performance.
Note: Please read the section Notes on using batched writing before using this option.
Use GZip compressionIf this option is enabled, GZip compression is used for the data. Compression saves storage space.

Notes on using batched writing

warning

When batch writing is used, there is no way to determine which connection triggered an error. Therefore, InfluxDB plug-ins that use batch writing always remain green in connections, even if errors occur during inserts.

note

If errors occur during inserts with batch writing, they are logged. It is simply not possible to assign the errors to specific connections.

warning

Windows Defender can cause very high RAM consumption. To avoid this, the following options should be disabled in Windows Defender.

  • Real-time protection
  • Cloud-based protection
  • Automatic sample submission
  • Tamper protection

To do this, open the "Windows Security" application. In the "Virus & threat protection" section, click on the "Manage settings" button located under "Virus & threat protection settings". Here you can disable the relevant functions.