lanz influx sample

[user@host ~]$ influx
Connected to http://localhost:8086 version 1.5.2
InfluxDB shell version: 1.5.2
> use lanz
Using database lanz
> select * from congestion_record order by time desc limit 10
name: congestion_record
time                entry_type host                hostname             intf_name  port  port_id q_drop_count queue_size switch_id time_of_max_qlen timestamp       traffic_class tx_latency
----                ---------- ----                --------             ---------  ----  ------- ------------ ---------- --------- ---------------- ---------       ------------- ----------
1527250808255589742 3          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080820836 1             5790
1527250808255579124 1          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080820833 1             5790
1527250808255543779 3          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080818139 1             5790
1527250808255528244 1          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080818136 1             5790
1527250808165416882 3          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Ethernet35 50001 33      0            23         0         0                152725080810881 1             5992
1527250808165365014 1          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Ethernet35 50001 33      0            23         0         0                152725080810872 1             5992
1527250808165231424 3          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080804796 1             3813
1527250808162041175 1          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080804793 1             3813
1527250808161502002 3          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080806426 1             5790
1527250808161448866 1          xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Ethernet35 50001 33      0            15         0         0                152725080806423 1             5790

Thanks for all the info! I am testing it on a Arista 7508N running 4.21.1.1F. I do not get any errors, and the plugin is loaded and connected to the Arista but no data.

sh queue-monitor streaming clients
Number of clients connected : 1

Thanks,
Mike

@lukebigum Do you have the JSON for that grafana dashboard?

@bewing Here you go:
https://gist.github.com/lukebigum/6fa809c926b27841fa0603ccd73b72c8

@hughest I also tried your May binary, works fine here.

@bewing @lukebigum if you have any issues can you let me know on influxdata/telegraf#4112 and I will get them fixed.

This looks like it may be accepted into master on the next release (1.14). As part of the work to get it merged I have had to change some of the names. For details check influxdata/telegraf@0704cfe#diff-abb0fadf1541b14f2c4822a3e2de5ac8

The plugin name has changed from lanz_consumer to just lanz and the docs have been updated with links on how to set up the Arista switches https://github.com/timhughes/telegraf/blob/lanz_consumer_multi_server/plugins/inputs/lanz/README.md

The record names have had lanz_ prepended so they become

• lanz_congestion_record
• lanz_global_buffer_usage_record

The hostname tags have been changed to source

There is a new binary built if you have a login to circleci you can get it for any platform at https://circleci.com/gh/influxdata/telegraf/49665#artifacts/containers/0

Here is a direct link to the Linux artifact from the build system if you dont want to create a login to circleci
https://49665-33258973-gh.circle-artifacts.com/0/build/linux/amd64/telegraf-1.14.0%7Edacfaa4c_linux_amd64.tar.gz