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Göran Sander 791be201a4 Fix v3 log event handling to match v1/v2 data models

- Rewrite postLogEventToInfluxdb v3 to handle each message type distinctly
- Engine: stores session_id, windows_user, engine_exe_version
- Proxy: no session_id (key difference from engine)
- Scheduler: stores execution_id instead of command/result_code/origin/context
- Repository: similar to proxy, no session_id
- QIX-perf: stores performance metrics with float/integer fields
- All Point3 field types now correct (setStringField, setFloatField, setIntegerField)
- Conditional tags match v1/v2 behavior for each source type
- All 349 tests passing

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Docker Compose Files for Butler SOS with InfluxDB

This directory contains Docker Compose configurations for running Butler SOS with different versions of InfluxDB.

Available Configurations

InfluxDB v1.x

File: docker-compose_fullstack_influxdb_v1.yml
InfluxDB Image: influxdb:1.8-alpine
Features: Traditional InfluxDB with SQL-like query language
Configuration: Set Butler-SOS.influxdbConfig.version: 1 in your config file
Environment: Set NODE_ENV=production_influxdb_v1

InfluxDB v2.x

File: docker-compose_fullstack_influxdb_v2.yml
InfluxDB Image: influxdb:2.7-alpine
Features: Modern InfluxDB with Flux query language, unified time series platform
Configuration: Set Butler-SOS.influxdbConfig.version: 2 in your config file
Environment: Set NODE_ENV=production_influxdb_v2
Default Credentials:
- Username: admin
- Password: butlersos123
- Organization: butler-sos
- Bucket: butler-sos
- Token: butlersos-token

InfluxDB v3.x

File: docker-compose_fullstack_influxdb_v3.yml
InfluxDB Image: influxdb:latest
Features: Latest InfluxDB architecture with enhanced performance and cloud-native design
Configuration: Set Butler-SOS.influxdbConfig.version: 3 in your config file
Environment: Set NODE_ENV=production_influxdb_v3
Default Credentials: Same as v2.x but with database concept support

Usage

Choose the appropriate docker-compose file for your InfluxDB version
Create the corresponding configuration file (e.g., production_influxdb_v2.yaml)
Configure Butler SOS with the correct InfluxDB version and connection details
Run with: docker-compose -f docker-compose_fullstack_influxdb_v2.yml up -d

Configuration Requirements

For InfluxDB v1.x

Butler-SOS:
    influxdbConfig:
        enable: true
        version: 1
        host: influxdb-v1
        port: 8086
        v1Config:
            auth:
                enable: false
            dbName: SenseOps
            retentionPolicy:
                name: 10d
                duration: 10d

For InfluxDB v2.x

Butler-SOS:
    influxdbConfig:
        enable: true
        version: 2
        host: influxdb-v2
        port: 8086
        v2Config:
            org: butler-sos
            bucket: butler-sos
            token: butlersos-token
            description: Butler SOS metrics
            retentionDuration: 10d

For InfluxDB v3.x

Butler-SOS:
    influxdbConfig:
        enable: true
        version: 3
        host: influxdb-v3
        port: 8086
        v3Config:
            database: butler-sos
            token: butlersos-token
            description: Butler SOS metrics
            retentionDuration: 10d

Migration Notes

v1 to v2: Requires data migration using InfluxDB tools
v2 to v3: Uses similar client libraries but different internal architecture
v1 to v3: Significant migration required, consider using InfluxDB migration tools

For detailed configuration options, refer to the main Butler SOS documentation.

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