Does the data exist on my server?

[o1eal]

I believe I have finally figured out all the pieces of the dashboard, what they mean, etc. But I’d like to experiment with displaying the data in different ways. Is there any way to access the data short of manually noting each value of ingress/egress for each day, and building a spreadsheet? I.e., is there a database I can directly access on my node to pull the data from…or is it stored only on the satellites?

[kevink]

There’s data in your local DB:

Earnings calculator (Update 2023-12-05: v13.1.0 - Now with support for different payouts per satellite - Detailed earnings info and health status of your node, including vetting progress)

I made this calculator to provide payout information and be used as an extension of the dashboard functionality already provided by Storj. Storj Earnings Calculator Earnings calculation script for Storj V3 storagenodes Prerequisites Python is required to run this script. This script was tested on Windows 10 and Linux, with Python 3.7. Other OS’s and versions will likely also work. Warning If you are running Docker on Windows or MacOS, stop the node, copy the satellites.db, bandwidth.db, stor…

And data exposed via API that you can store locally too:

How to monitor all nodes in your LAN using prometheus + grafana [linux using docker]

1. Setting up prometheus For storing all statistics of the nodes, we use prometheus. So choose one PC/Server where you want to run prometheus. It doesn’t need to be a powerful PC and it doesn’t need much space, you can decide how much space prometheus is allowed to use or how long you want to store your statistics. However, make sure you choose a PC (or a directory) that doesn’t write to an SD card as that would shorten its lifespan significantly. On that chosen PC we first create a prometheus…

[BrightSilence]

If you are planning on accessing the sqlite databases directly, make sure you don’t do that over network protocols like SMB or NFS as that can corrupt the databases. To be sure, it’s best to stop the node and copy the databases and work on the copies.