Monitoring of your internet using speedtest-cli, ping and InfluxDB.

Written in Rust

docker pull ghcr.io/jinderamarak/speedflux-rs:latest

Available environment variables:

• INFLUXDB_URL, INFLUXDB_TOKEN, INFLUXDB_ORG, INFLUXDB_BUCKET
• LOG_LEVEL - debug, info, warn, error [default: info]
• Ping specific:
  • PING_CRON - cron expression for ping service
  • PING_HOSTS - comma separated list of hosts to ping
  • PING_TIMEOUT - ping timeout in milliseconds [default: 1000]
  • PING_BYTES - ping packet size in bytes [default: 32]
  • PING_COUNT - number of pings to send [default: 5]
• Speedtest specific:
  • SPEEDTEST_CRON - cron expression for speedtest service
  • SPEEDTEST_SERVER - speedtest server id [optional]
  • SPEEDTEST_FIELDS - comma separated list of fields sent to InfluxDB
  • SPEEDTEST_TAGS - comma separated list of tags sent to InfluxDB

• output_type
• timestamp
• ping_jitter
• ping_latency
• ping_low
• ping_high
• download_bandwidth and upload_bandwidth
• download_bytes and upload_bytes
• download_elapsed and upload_elapsed
• download_latency_iqm and upload_latency_iqm
• download_latency_low and upload_latency_low
• download_latency_high and upload_latency_high
• download_latency_jitter and upload_latency_jitter
• packet_loss
• isp
• interface_internal_ip
• interface_name
• interface_mac_addr
• interface_is_vpn
• interface_external_ip
• server_id
• server_host
• server_port
• server_name
• server_location
• server_country
• server_ip
• result_id
• result_url
• result_persisted

Be aware that this will automatically accept the license and GDPR statement of the speedtest-cli. Make sure you agree with them before running.

I heavily inspired myself from the work of @breadlysm and @aidengilmartin when rewriting the SpeedFlux into Rust.