Ports providing PoE power are no longer considered "dead" even when
disabled or down. This allows users to collect PoE metrics from ports
that are disabled for security reasons but still providing power.
Fixes#910
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds log_unknown_types config option (default: false) to control logging
of unknown UniFi device types. When disabled (default), unknown devices
are silently ignored to reduce log volume. When enabled, they are logged
as DEBUG messages instead of ERROR. Addresses issue #912.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Track the number of bytes written per request for both InfluxDB and Prometheus outputs.
InfluxDB:
- Added bytesT counter constant
- Implemented calculateMetricBytes() to estimate line protocol size
- Updated batchV1() and batchV2() to count bytes per point
- Updated log output to display bytes written
Prometheus:
- Added Bytes field to Report struct
- Updated export() to calculate approximate metric byte size
- Updated log output to display bytes written
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Speed tests were not being reported correctly for multi-WAN setups
because the device-level speedtest-status field was returning zeros.
The data has moved to a new aggregated dashboard API endpoint.
Changes:
- Add GetSpeedTests() and GetSiteSpeedTests() methods to fetch from
/v2/api/site/{site}/aggregated-dashboard endpoint
- Create SpeedTestResult data structures to capture per-WAN metrics
- Update Prometheus exporter with new speedtest_* metrics per interface
- Update InfluxDB exporter to write speedtest measurements per WAN
- Update Datadog exporter with unifi.speedtest.* metrics per WAN
- Update metrics collection to include speed test data for all sites
Metrics now include labels/tags for:
- wan_interface: Physical interface (eth8, eth9, etc.)
- wan_group: Logical WAN name (WAN, WAN2, etc.)
- site_name: Site identifier
- source: Controller URL
Gracefully handles older controllers without the new API endpoint.
Fixes#841🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This change significantly improves UniFi Building Bridge (UBB) device
support by adding comprehensive Prometheus metric exports.
UBB devices are point-to-point wireless bridges with dual radios:
- wifi0: 5GHz radio (802.11ac)
- terra2/wlan0/ad: 60GHz radio (802.11ad - Terragraph/WiGig)
Changes:
- Added exportUBBstats() to export UBB-specific statistics separated
by radio (total, wifi0, terra2, user-wifi0, user-terra2)
- Added exportP2Pstats() to export point-to-point link metrics
(rx_rate, tx_rate, throughput)
- Added VAP (Virtual Access Point) table export via existing exportVAPtable()
- Added Radio table export via existing exportRADtable() to capture
60GHz radio metrics
- Added link quality metrics (link_quality, link_quality_current,
link_capacity)
- Added comprehensive comments documenting UBB device characteristics
and 60GHz band support
The implementation reuses existing UAP metric descriptors where
appropriate, allowing UBB metrics to be collected alongside UAP metrics
in Prometheus with proper labeling for differentiation.
Requires: unpoller/unifi#169 (UBB type definition fixes)
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Docker health check was attempting to bind to ports already in use by
the running application, causing "address already in use" errors. This fix
adds a health check mode that skips network binding operations while still
validating output configuration (listen addresses, paths, etc.).
Changes:
- Add health check mode flag in pkg/poller/outputs.go
- Update prometheus and webserver DebugOutput() to skip port binding in health check mode
- Maintain full configuration validation without network conflicts
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
