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lotus-stats: insert miner and network power data as gibibytes to avoid int64 overflows #7194

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Influx configuration can be configured through env variables.

```
INFLUX_ADDR="http://localhost:8086"
INFLUX_USER=""
INFLUX_PASS=""
LOTUS_STATS_INFLUX_ADDR="http://localhost:8086"
LOTUS_STATS_INFLUX_USER=""
LOTUS_STATS_INFLUX_PASS=""
```

## Usage

lotus-stats will be default look in `~/.lotus` to connect to a running daemon and resume collecting stats from last record block height.
lotus-stats will look in `~/.lotus` to connect to a running daemon and resume collecting stats from last record block height.

For other usage see `./lotus-stats --help`

```
go build -o lotus-stats *.go
. env.stats && ./lotus-stats
. env.stats && ./lotus-stats run
```

For large networks there is an additional query in the `Top Miner Power` table, which can be toggled on to only show miners larger
than 1 PiB. This is a good option to enable to reduce the number of miners listed when viewing mainnet stats.

## Development

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```

The default username and password for grafana are both `admin`.

## Updating the dashboard

After importing the provided dashboard in `chain.dashboard.json`, you may make changes to the dashboard. To export
the dashboard to be commited back to the project, make sure the option "sharing externally" is toggled on.
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