Managed to do this, wasn’t very complicated in the end.
The influxdb addon doesn’t have the required ports open, so remote backup is not supported. The only way I could figure out is to login to the docker container, make local backup, snapshot in hassio…
- Install portainer addon and disable protection mode
- Open portainer, remove addons from the hidden containers list in portainer settings
- Open exec console to influx addon, backup the database locally in the container
influxd backup -portable -database hassio -host <local host>:8086 /data/<filename>(maybe host was not require…) - Create new snapshot in supervisor, find the backup file, move to new system
- Restore to new database
influxd restore -portable /data/<filename> - Create matching username and pass in new influx
- Update configuration.yaml with new IP
- Stop the addon influxdb and disable autostart
(9. change samba backup frequency from daily to weekly)
For influx installation in the remote machine I used this
https://hub.docker.com/r/philhawthorne/docker-influxdb-grafana/