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questitto

Mosquitto + Telegraf + QuestDB Data Acquisition Stack used to for acquiring data for Pedestrian Walking Pattern

Components

Hardware and Software components used to conduct Experiments:

Hardware

  • M5StickC Development Kit with Hat from M5Stack

  • Real-Time Kinematics (RTK) High Precision GPS

  • Raspberry Pi 4 Model B

Software

  • Since QuestDB does not have an ARM64 supported Docker Image, the DB is hosted on a local server

    • QuestDB UI: http://<SERVER_IP>:9000
    • TCP Port for Data Ingestion: tcp://<SERVER_IP>:9009

  • Telegraf for connecting to MQTT Broker and ingesting data into QuestDB

  • Mosquitto MQTT Broker available on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B: tcp://<PI_IP_ADDRESS>:1883

Running the DAQ Stack

  1. Create a Docker Network using:

     docker network create iotstack

  2. OPTIONAL: If you need basic Authentication on the MQTT Broker/Client then enable the settings in the mosquitto/config file and set passwords and usernames accordingly on the mosquitto/config/passwd file. To encrypt the passwords execute:

     docker run -it --rm -v $(pwd)/mosquitto/config:/mosquitto/config eclipse-mosquitto mosquitto_passwd -U /mosquitto/config/passwd

    Also uncomment the settings in the telegraf.toml to let telegraf connect to the MQTT broker with authentication as well as the .env file with appropriate credentials

  3. Change the environment variable TG_QUESTDB_SOCKET in the questitto.env file for ingesting data into QuestDB

  4. Adapt the MQTT Topics accordingly in the telegraf.toml file

  5. Bring the Stack up on the Raspberry Pi using:

      USER_ID="$(id -u)" GRP_ID="$(id -g)" docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml up

Debug / Logs

Check logs using:

docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml logs -f mosquitto

docker-compose -f docker-compose.yml logs -f telegraf