Eero Stats Daemon

eero-stats is a lightweight daemon that extracts real-time metrics from your Eero Mesh Network and writes them to an InfluxDB v2 time-series database.

Designed for minimal flash storage wear (ideal for TrueNAS SCALE, Unraid, or Proxmox NVMe setups), the daemon uses aggressive write batching to pool metrics in memory before async-flushing to disk.

It ships with a fully automated Grafana dashboard covering network health, device signal quality, node telemetry, and more.

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Architecture

The daemon uses tiered interval-based polling to balance data freshness against Eero API rate limits:

Tier	Interval	Data Collected
Fast	3 min	Device connectivity, node health, network status
Medium	90 min	Node/device metadata, profile mappings
Slow	12 hr	ISP speed tests, network configuration snapshots

flowchart TD
    UserCLI([CLI / Initial 2FA]) -->|Interactive OTP| SessionFile{Session Cache}
    SessionFile -->|Loads Token| GoPoller[eero-stats Daemon]

    subgraph Poller ["Tiered Poller (Go 1.22)"]
        GoPoller -->|Fast · 3 min| FastPoll[Devices + Nodes + Health]
        GoPoller -->|Medium · 90 min| MediumPoll[Metadata + Profiles]
        GoPoller -->|Slow · 12 hr| SlowPoll[ISP Speeds + Config]
    end

    Poller -->|Async Batch Write| Influx[(InfluxDB v2)]
    Influx -->|Flux Queries| Dashboard[[Grafana Dashboard]]

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Project Structure

eero-stats/
├── cmd/eero-stats/          # Application entry point
│   └── main.go              #   Daemon bootstrap and graceful shutdown
├── internal/
│   ├── auth/                # Eero API authentication (session cache + 2FA)
│   │   └── auth.go
│   ├── config/              # Environment variable loading and validation
│   │   └── config.go
│   ├── db/                  # InfluxDB client wrapper (NVMe-optimized batching)
│   │   └── influx.go
│   └── poller/              # Tiered polling engine
│       ├── poller.go        #   Poll loop orchestration
│       ├── writers.go       #   InfluxDB data point writers
│       └── retry.go         #   Exponential backoff retry helper
├── grafana/
│   ├── dashboards/          # Provisioned Grafana dashboard JSON
│   └── provisioning/        # Datasource and dashboard provider configs
├── scripts/
│   └── build_dashboard.py   # Regenerates the Grafana dashboard JSON
├── docker-compose.yml       # Full stack: daemon + InfluxDB + Grafana
├── Dockerfile               # Multi-stage build (builder + alpine runtime)
├── Makefile                 # Build, lint, Docker, and dashboard targets
└── .env.example             # Template for required environment variables

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🚀 Quick Start (Docker Compose)

1. Clone & Configure

git clone https://github.com/arvarik/eero-stats.git
cd eero-stats
cp .env.example .env

Edit .env to include your Eero login email or phone number, your host user's PUID/PGID (run id to find them), and adjust GRAFANA_PORT/INFLUX_PORT if the defaults conflict with existing services.

2. Start the Stack

make docker-up

This launches the daemon, InfluxDB, and Grafana containers.

Note

TrueNAS / NAS Users: If usermod fails, just prefix Docker commands with sudo instead (e.g., sudo docker compose up -d).

3. Authenticate (First Boot Only)

The first time the daemon starts, it requires a one-time 2FA verification:

docker attach eero-stats

Enter the verification code sent to your email/phone. On success, the session token is cached to ./data/app/.eero_session.json.

Detach with CTRL-P then CTRL-Q to let the daemon continue in the background.

Note

Session Lifecycle: The Eero API issues a long-lived token (typically valid ~30 days). If the daemon starts logging 401 Unauthorized errors, stop the container (make docker-down), delete ./data/app/.eero_session.json, and re-run steps 2–3 to re-authenticate.

4. View the Dashboard

Open Grafana at http://<your-ip>:<GRAFANA_PORT> (default: 3000, login: admin / your GF_ADMIN_PASSWORD). The Eero Network Telemetry dashboard is automatically provisioned.

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Configuration

All settings are injected via .env:

Variable	Required	Description
EERO_LOGIN	Yes	Email or phone for your Eero Owner Account
INFLUX_URL	No	InfluxDB URL (default: http://influxdb:8086)
INFLUX_TOKEN	No	InfluxDB API token (default: my-super-secret-auth-token-123)
INFLUX_ORG	No	InfluxDB organization (default: eero-stats-org)
INFLUX_BUCKET	No	InfluxDB bucket (default: eero)

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Contributing & Local Development

First-Time Setup

make setup    # Configures Git hooks for pre-commit linting

Development Workflow

Command	Description
make tidy	Run go mod tidy and go fmt
make lint	Run golangci-lint
make build	Compile the daemon to bin/eero-stats
make dashboard	Regenerate the Grafana dashboard JSON
make docker-up	Start the full Docker Compose stack
make docker-down	Stop all containers
make clean	Remove build artifacts

Extending the Poller

To add new metrics, create writer methods on *Poller in internal/poller/writers.go and call them from the appropriate polling tier in internal/poller/poller.go. Each writer follows a consistent pattern:

1. Build a tags map (indexed dimensions)
2. Build a fields map (metric values)
3. Write with influxdb2.NewPoint(measurement, tags, fields, timestamp)

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License

This project is open-sourced under the MIT License.