InfluxDB

• Value crosses a thresholdRuns when a field's value goes above (or below) a threshold, such as a room's temperature over 28, once per crossing for each series (each sensor or room). It runs again only after the value has come back.
• Task run failedRuns when a run of an InfluxDB task fails, with why it failed, for one task or every active one.
• Check status changedRuns when one of InfluxDB's checks changes status for a series, such as from ok to crit, or only when it becomes the level you choose, with the check's message.

• Write data pointWrite one data point to a bucket, such as a sensor reading from a webhook or a number from a form: its measurement, tags and fields, at a time you give or now.
• Write line protocolWrite several data points at once as InfluxDB line protocol, one point a line, such as readings collected by another step.
• Run Flux queryRun a Flux query and get its rows back as one list of records, with a key per column (_time, _value, _field and each tag).
• Get field valueRead a field's latest, average, highest, lowest or total value over the last hour, day or week, such as a room's temperature, without writing a query. Narrow it by tags.
• List bucketsList the buckets in your organization, with how long each keeps data.
• Create bucketCreate a bucket that keeps data for as long as you choose, such as for a new site or customer. One of that name already there is returned as it is.
• Delete bucketDelete a bucket and every point in it. This can't be undone.
• Delete dataDelete a measurement's points in a time range, such as a faulty sensor's readings, optionally only those with some tag values. This can't be undone.
• List tasksList your tasks (scheduled Flux scripts) by name, with how often each runs and how its last run went.
• Run taskRun a task now, outside its schedule, such as to fill in a report before it's sent, and wait up to a minute for it to finish.
• List task runsList a task's recent runs, newest first, with how each went and why a failed one failed.

No actions match that.