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CoreSync Examples
FROST + Influx + Grafana
Import frost-influx-grafana.flow.json into Node-RED when the local Docker stack is running.
The flow demonstrates:
- a
measurementnode producing a 1 Hz directional flow signal; - a
rotatingMachinenode producing event-driven pump telemetry; - raw EVOLV telemetry written to local InfluxDB;
- CoreSync reducing the same telemetry to knots;
- CoreSync FROST HTTP requests sent to
https://sta.wbd-rd.nl/FROST-Server/v1.1; - FROST responses looped back into CoreSync as
msg.topic = "frost.response"; - CoreSync knots also written to local InfluxDB as
coresync_knotsfor Grafana comparison. - a Node-RED dashboard page with live raw-field, knot, FROST observation, and percent-saved counters.
Do not store FROST credentials in the flow. Start Node-RED with:
FROST_USER=write FROST_PASSWORD='<password>' docker compose up -d --build
The local InfluxDB and Grafana settings match docker-compose.yml:
- InfluxDB:
http://localhost:8086, orgevolv, buckettelemetry, tokenevolv-dev-token - Grafana:
http://localhost:3000, useradmin, passwordevolv
The provisioned Grafana dashboard CoreSync FROST Demo compares raw telemetry against the reduced knot stream. The raw samples are intentionally denser than the knot series; the knot series is the data that should be sent to FROST.
Runtime dashboards:
- Node-RED live counters:
http://localhost:1880/dashboard/coresync-frost - Grafana raw-vs-knot comparison:
http://localhost:3000/d/coresync-frost-demo/coresync-frost-demo