Is there a way to see the queries into InfluxDB? I have 48k queries so far since the first of the month and I can’t tell where they’re coming from. I have no automation that would do this. All I did was configure a connector from EMQX that is pushing data into Influx every 15 minutes. I also have a Grafana dashboard configured to refresh every 15 minutes. Just in the last 6 hours the number jumped roughly 4k queries. The math doesn’t add up. It would be useful to see some logs to see who the offender is.
thx
Hello @sambabic,
First is your logging enabled?
[http]
# Determines whether HTTP request logging is enabled.
log-enabled = true
# The format of the log output. Can be one of "auto", "logfmt", or "json".
log-format = "logfmt"
# The path where HTTP access logs are written.
access-log-path = "/var/log/influxdb/access.log"
If so are you getting any usueful information from that?
Where are you running influxdb v2?
This could be helpful
Thank you @Anaisdg for the reply
I am using Influxdb Cloud Serverless, so I don’t have access to anything like that to my knowledge. I understand that this tier is a multi-tenant and probably all customer logs are intermingled, but I would think there would still be a way to surface securely on a per organization basis, the queries that have been run. Especially, when one of the billing dimensions is query count. My queries have skyrocketed in the last two days, and it is difficult to troubleshoot the cause when I don’t know what is going rogue on my side. Last time I trouble shot this I had to one-by-one disable anything I have connecting by invalidating my tokens, then once I narrowed it down I had to re-enable all the integrations again by issuing new tokens.
