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---
# the time length of the iperf test in seconds
test-length: 5
# the time between polls, this example is 5 minutes (300 sec)
test-interval: 300
# iperf server port
server-port: 5201
# address of the graphite/grafana stack running in a container (docker for mac uses localhost).
# for a setup beyond a dev environment, grafana-address will be a routable/reachable address
# that the polling host can connect to in order to run the client/server test.
# tsdb-type can be either "grafana" or "influx"
tsdb-type: influx
influx-url: https://grpc.api.kentik.com/kmetrics/v202207/metrics/api/v2/write?bucket=&org=&precision=ns
influx-port: 443
grafana-address: localhost
grafana-port: 2003
# the prefix of the stored tsdb data in graphite
tsdb-download-prefix: bandwidth.download
tsdb-upload-prefix: bandwidth.upload
measurement-name: iperf3
iperf-servers:
- 192.168.68.87: ubuntu
- 192.168.68.88: ubuntu-server-dc-2
# iperf-servers are the remote iperf servers getting polled
# the key is the address getting polled
# the value (after the colon) is the name that will show up in grafana