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- gpsd-prometheus-exporter
- Installation:
- PPS
- Docker
gpsd-prometheus-exporter is a Prometheus exporter for the gpsd GPS daemon.
It connects to the TCP port of the GPSD daemon and records relevant statistics and formats them as an Prometheus data exporter which you can visualze later in tools like grafana.
Make sure gpsd, prometheus and grafana are properly running. gpsd-prometheus-exporterneeds python3 and the following python libraries:
•prometheus_client
•gps-python libraries gps Note that this exporter needs at least version 3.19 of the lib's. Normally this comes with the installation of gpsd.
To install:
If you want the gpsd-prometheus-exporter to be loaded automatically by systemd please copy gpsd_monitor.defaults to /etc/default/gpsd_monitor.defaults and gpsd_monitor.service to /lib/systemd/system
Make sure gpsd_exporter.py has the execution bit set:
If you enable gpsd to monitor your pps device by starting
the exporter will monitor the clock offset from from the pps signal. And you can monitor the offset of your system clock.
Docker Run Docker Compose
An example docker-compose.yml is provided in the root directory of this project.
GPSd on Host
If the gpsd daemon run directly on the host, you must either use network_mode: host or by adding host.docker.internal to connect the host
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