drewster727/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!

I suggest you intall the script as a service to boot with your OS.

⁠Dependencies

• SABnzbd
• Python
• InfluxDB (https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb⁠)
• InfluxDB Python Client (https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb-python⁠)
  • install on linux via 'apt-get install python-influxdb'

⁠Parameters

• --interval (in seconds, default: 5)
• --sabnzbdwebprotocol (http/https, default: http)
• --sabnzbdhost (default, localhost)
• --sabnzbdport (default: 8080)
• --sabnzbdapikey (required, default: empty)
• --influxdbhost (default: localhost)
• --influxdbport (default: 8086)
• --influxdbuser (default: empty)
• --influxdbpassword (default: empty)
• --influxdbdatabase (default: sabnzbd)

⁠Example

python /path/to/sabnzbd_influxdb_export.py --sabnzbdhost <host> --sabnzbdapikey <key>

⁠Docker Example

cd <folder>
docker build -t sabnzbd_influxdb_export .
docker run -d --name=sabnzbd_influxdb_export --restart unless-stopped -e SABNZBD_HOST=<host> -e SABNZBD_KEY=<key> -e INFLUXDB_HOST=<influxdbhost> -e INFLUXDB_DB=<influxdbdatabase> -e INTERVAL=15 sabnzbd_influxdb_export

⁠Exported Data

• Queue
  • Status
  • # Jobs
  • Total size left (MB)
  • Speed
• 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/⁠)