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Thanks for answering so fast! :)
I'm not deep enough to know if telegraf can do this. It has "plugins" that work okayish. Not a lot to configure. I suppose I could start going into the nitty gritty but I would abolutely love to avoid it. I have like 10+ services running on my server and I can't go this deep without an IT team and with a job. :)
In this special case, it is uptime I'm after and influxdb throws a table at me that looks like this:
then I use this to get the data into grafana:
And what turns up is this:
Now, having worked with SQL before, there is a way to just show the "2 days, 18:02" bit instead of two values and without manually selecting the host each time in SQL, I just don't know how to do it in flux.
I hope this makes sense. Have a good one. :)
You don't do it in flux, you do it in the panel options in Grafana.
On your original question you can set the Telegraf hostname in the config, for docker stuff I just use
omit_hostname = true
Okay! Thanks for explaining! Thats very helpful.