A Home Assistant add-on for InfluxDB 3 with the Explorer web interface. It
supports amd64 and aarch64 systems and runs InfluxDB Core or Enterprise.
In Home Assistant, open Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store → Repositories and
add https://github.com/kitos9112/addon-influxdb. Refresh the store, select
InfluxDB 3, install it, then start it and open its web UI. See the
configuration and migration guide before replacing an
existing InfluxDB add-on. Home Assistant builds the container locally during
installation and updates. Allow extra time and disk space, and ensure the host
can reach the upstream image registries and package repositories used by the
Dockerfile. A build can fail if an upstream dependency becomes unavailable.
This is an independent repository. Its add-on has a different Home Assistant ID
and data volume from local_influxdb and the former community add-on. Adding
this repository does not update either of those existing installations.
CI runs on pull requests and changes to main: it checks metadata and scripts,
tests ingress rendering, and builds and smoke-tests both supported architectures
without publishing images.
A release is created by updating influxdb/config.yaml to the intended version,
merging that change into main, and pushing a matching v<version> tag. The
release workflow verifies the tag and CI, then creates a source-only GitHub
release. It does not publish a prebuilt container image. Home Assistant uses
the source in this repository to build each installation and update locally.
Report bugs and request improvements in this repository's issues. Pull requests are welcome; see CONTRIBUTING.md. For private vulnerability reports, see SECURITY.md.
The add-on source in this repository is MIT-licensed; see LICENSE.md
for the original and current copyright notices. InfluxDB 3, InfluxDB 3
Explorer, and other components pulled into the container at build time are
third-party software governed by their own licenses. The MIT license does not
grant rights to redistribute those components.
Review their upstream terms before installing, especially the Enterprise
At-Home license
and Explorer's /app-root/license.txt in its upstream container image. The
original MIT copyright notice is retained because the add-on derives from that
work; it does not identify the current maintainer.