prometheus-envoy-exporter

Prometheus exporter for near Realtime Enphase Envoy-S Metered local readouts

Features

• Support for new D7 firmware
• Near real-time refresh of data (default every 20 seconds)
• Discovery via mDNS
• Individual micro-inverter data
• Cloud credentials or JWT token based authentication

Disclaimer

This exporter is not endorsed or approved by Enphase. Use at your own risk.

Compatibility

The exporter is compatible with newer D7.x firmware versions only which uses long lived JWT and short lived sessionId based authentication. Support for older D5.x firmware is not available but should be trivial to add if there is a need.

Installation

Using Go 1.19 or newer

go install github.com/loafoe/prometheus-envoy-exporter@latest

Usage

Configure environment

Environment	Description	Required	Default
ENVOY_USERNAME	Username for Enlighten cloud	N
ENVOY_PASSWORD	Password for Enlighten cloud	N
ENVOY_SERIAL	Serial number of the gateway on your LAN	N
ENVOY_LISTEN	Listen port of the exporter	N	0.0.0.0:8899
ENVOY_ADDRESS	Address of the Envoy-S gateway	N	https://envoy.local
ENVOY_JWT	Long lived JWT token	N
ENVOY_REFRESH	Seconds to wait between refreshing data	N	20

When you set only a JWT be sure to refresh it at least once a year, otherwise set your Enlighten Cloud login credentials

When not setting a serial the exporter will attempt to use mDNS to discover the Gateway on your local LAN

Run exporter

prometheus-envoy-exporter

Output

# HELP envoy_inverter_last_report_watts Generated watts by inverter
# TYPE envoy_inverter_last_report_watts gauge
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000001"} 10
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000002"} 9
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000003"} 8
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000004"} 8
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000005"} 9
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000006"} 8
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000007"} 9
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000008"} 9
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000009"} 8
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000010"} 8
envoy_inverter_last_report_watts{gateway="122220000001",serial="48224000011"} 8
# HELP envoy_jwt_refreshes Number of JWT token refreshes during runtime
# TYPE envoy_jwt_refreshes counter
envoy_jwt_refreshes{gateway="122220000001"} 1
# HELP envoy_production_watts_now Watts being produced now
# TYPE envoy_production_watts_now gauge
envoy_production_watts_now{gateway="122220000001"} 135
# HELP envoy_production_wh_lifetime Watt-hour generated over lifetime
# TYPE envoy_production_wh_lifetime gauge
envoy_production_wh_lifetime{gateway="122220000001"} 64783
# HELP envoy_session_refreshes Number of session refreshes during runtime
# TYPE envoy_session_refreshes gauge
envoy_session_refreshes{gateway="122220000001"} 1
# HELP envoy_session_uses Number of session reuses during runtime
# TYPE envoy_session_uses gauge
envoy_session_uses{gateway="122220000001"} 102

Ship to prometheus / mimir

You can use something like Grafana Alloy to ship data to a remote write endpoint. Example:

prometheus.scrape "metrics_default_envoy_exporter" {
	targets = [{
		__address__ = "localhost:8899",
	}]
	forward_to      = [prometheus.remote_write.metrics_default.receiver]
	job_name        = "envoy_exporter"
	scrape_interval = "30s"
}

prometheus.remote_write "metrics_default" {
	external_labels = {
		environment = "home",
	}

	endpoint {
		name = "mimir"
		url  = "https://some.cloud.com/api/prom/push"

		basic_auth {
			username = "some_login"
			password = "some_password"
		}

	}
}

License

License is MIT