This script monitors network latency and packet loss for a list of target IPs and logs the data into InfluxDB. The script performs asynchronous pings and writes the results to an InfluxDB database.

• Python 3.7 or later
• InfluxDB 2.x
• Required Python packages:
  • pythonping
  • influxdb-client

1. Install Python packages:

   pip install pythonping influxdb-client

2. Install and Start InfluxDB:

• Download and install InfluxDB from the official site.
• Start the InfluxDB service:

   .\influxd.exe

3. Get an InfluxDB Token:

• Open the InfluxDB UI (http://localhost:8086).
• Sign in and go to the "Data" section.
• Under "Tokens", create a new token.
• Copy the generated token and use it in the script.

1. Create a Configuration File: Create a server_ips_config.txt file with the following format:

    menu = CS2-SERVER
    title = CS2-SERVER
    host = 155.133.226.71
    
    menu = CS2-SERVER-2
    title = CS2-SERVER-2
    host = 162.254.196.85

2. Update the Script: Replace the placeholder in the script with your InfluxDB token:

    client = InfluxDBClient(url="http://localhost:8086", token="YOUR_TOKEN_HERE", org="Networks", debug=False)

Run the script:

 python InfluxDB-Latency-Monitor.py

The script will log the latency and packet loss for each target IP to the InfluxDB database.
Below is an example of the data in InfluxDB:

• Ensure that the server_ips_config.txt file is in the same directory as the script or provide the correct path.
• Adjust the ping count and timeout values in the ping_target_async function as needed.
• The script updates the InfluxDB every second. Modify the sleep duration in the main function if a different interval is desired.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.