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title: Collect data with InfluxDB title: Collect data with InfluxDB 2.0
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InfluxDB provides multiple ways to collect time series data including using Telegraf, InfluxDB provides multiple ways to collect time series data including using Telegraf,
using InfluxDB's built-in data scraper, and using line protocol. using InfluxDB's built-in data scraper, and using line protocol.
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**Note: More guides appearing shortly!**
The following guides will give you a taste of how you can use the InfluxDB user The following guides will give you a taste of how you can use the InfluxDB user
interface (UI) to collect data into InfluxDB 2.0 buckets and display the data interface (UI) to collect data into InfluxDB 2.0 buckets and display the data
in dashboards. in dashboards.

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title: Create a Telegraf configuration to collect system metrics title: Collect metrics using Telegraf
seotitle: Create a Telegraf configuration to collect system metrics seotitle: Create a Telegraf configuration to collect system metrics
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Create a Telegraf configuration to collect system metrics Create a Telegraf configuration to collect system metrics
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5. Click **Create Scraper**. The **Data Loading** page appears with **Add Scraper Target** options to define a scraper. 5. Click **Create Scraper**. The **Data Loading** page appears with **Add Scraper Target** options to define a scraper.
6. From the **Bucket** listing, select the bucket that you wan to be use to collect data. 6. From the **Bucket** listing, select the bucket that you wan to be use to collect data.
7. Enter the **Target URL** to use for the Prometheus `/metrics` HTTP endpoint. The default URL value is `http://localhost:9100/metrics`. 7. Enter the **Target URL** to use for the Prometheus `/metrics` HTTP endpoint. The default URL value is `http://localhost:9100/metrics`.
8. Click **Finish**. The new scraper for Node Explorer appears as a new row in the listing of scrapers and displays the values for the **URL** and the **BUCKET**. 8. Click **Finish**. Your new scraper appears in the scraper listing, displaying the values you specified for the **URL** and the **BUCKET**.
The new scraper for the Prometheus Node Exporter is now collecting data into the InfluxDB bucket you specified. The new scraper for is now collecting data into the InfluxDB bucket you specified.
For information on creating InfluxDB 2.0 dashboards that use the Node Exporter data, see [Visualize data with InfluxDB](http://v2.dpcs.influxdata.com/v2.0/visualize-data/). For information on creating InfluxDB 2.0 dashboards that use the Node Exporter data, see [Visualize data with InfluxDB](http://v2.dpcs.influxdata.com/v2.0/visualize-data/).
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title: Scrape data using the /metrics endpoint
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Scrape data into an InfluxDB bucket.
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You can use the InfluxDB 2.0 user interface (UI) to quickly define a scraper that can capture hardware and OS metrics from third-party systems and translate the data into the popular Prometheus format, which is supported by InfluxDB.
Follow the steps below to configure an InfluxDB 2.0 scraper to collect metrics generated by InfluxDB 2.0 into a bucket.
## Configure an InfluxDB scraper to collect InfluxDB 2.0 metrics
Follow the steps here to capture Prometheus format data into an InfluxDB 2.0 bucket.
1. Open a web browser to your InfluxDB 2.0 instance
[localhost:9999](http://localhost:9999). The login screen for the UI (user interface) appears.
2. Log in using your username and password. The **Getting started with InfluxDB 2.0** screen appears.
3. In the navigation bar on the left, click **Organizations** and then click the name of your organization. The **Organization** page appears for the selected organization.
4. Click the **Scrapers** tab. A listing of any existing scrapers appears, listing the **URL** and the **BUCKET** name.
5. Click **Create Scraper**. The **Data Loading** page appears with **Add Scraper Target** options to define a scraper.
6. From the **Bucket** listing, select the bucket that you wan to be use to collect data.
7. Enter the **Target URL** to use for the Prometheus `/metrics` HTTP endpoint. The default URL value is `http://localhost:9100/metrics`.
8. Click **Finish**. Your new scraper appears in the scraper listing, displaying the values you specified for the **URL** and the **BUCKET**.
The new scraper for is now collecting data into the InfluxDB bucket you specified.
For information on creating InfluxDB 2.0 dashboards that use the Node Exporter data, see [Visualize data with InfluxDB](http://v2.dpcs.influxdata.com/v2.0/visualize-data/).
To learn more about