Self-host Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana
Periodic speedtest collector for InfluxDB and Grafana
- Stars
- 144
- Requires
- InfluxDB
barrycarey/speedtest-for-influxdb-and-grafana
What is Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana?
Speedtest for InfluxDB and Grafana is a Python wrapper around speedtest-cli that runs periodic internet speed tests and saves the results to an InfluxDB database for visualization in Grafana. It can be run directly with Python 3 or via Docker. Configuration is done through a config.ini file where you set the InfluxDB connection details, test interval, and optional speedtest server selection. The tool requires Python 3+, the influxdb-python library, and speedtest-cli. A Docker image is available on Docker Hub (barrycarey/speedtest-for-influxdb-and-grafana) with a docker-compose example. The project appears unmaintained since 2022 with no formal releases or license file.
Should you self-host Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana?
Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana scores 33/100 on selfhost.directory (how scoring works) and ranks #46 of 48 in Network Monitoring. It has 144 GitHub stars.
There was no stable release in the past 12 months, so check the repository's recent activity before you rely on it.
Setup is easy: most people get it running in one sitting. An official Docker image is available. It is written mostly in Python.
Its closest alternative on selfhost.directory is mitmproxy (86/100, 46 441 stars). It scores higher overall, so compare the two before you pick. See Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana vs mitmproxy side by side.
Features
- Configurable Logging Level
- Configurable test interval
- Custom speedtest server selection
- Environment variable for custom config
- Grafana visualization
- Periodic speed tests
- SSL verification toggle
Speedtest-for-InfluxDB-and-Grafana README
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