System Monitoring - How does yours look?

Oh i thought you had downloaded them in a pack or something

Nope. They don’t work in the mini graph card either. Or I just can’t figure out how :sweat_smile:

Just the graphs, ma’am. Config link in my profile.

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looks really nice!
can you share your code?
can you explain how did you create the header in the same card?

Thanks.,

For the header, I just “made” some logos for this purpose…

Currently setting up my System Monitoring page, got quite some data here, so I decided to split it in multiple views.

Started with the Home Server view, heavily inspired by @jimpower’s awesome work.

What do you guys think?

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I enabled up making a whole dashboard for system monitoring.

How are you getting the CPU and RAM for your addons/docker containers?

I have a shell script running on the host that posts to mqtt ,that checks whether I’m running the latest docker containers and started to include ram and cpu there, until I found this nice little custom_component.

Did you ever find a solution for a reliable influxdb database size sensor? I’ll probably extend my shell script on the host to check the the used size of the mapped volume, but I hope there’s a more elegant solution.

Ah ok, not applicable to HassOS/supervised by the looks of it.

No, not yet.

hi, can you share your Lovelace code and automation? thank you

Hello! I still not finished yet, but I’m at a good point to share it =)

I have 2 main views for System and Devices connected to HA:

Then each information has a “subview” with some details:

Subview



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Hi there!

I’ve got my setup on GitHub here: https://github.com/pqpxo/SWAKES_hassio

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Hi there,

How do you get those RPI informations? Like the DB, SSL, version, update? Thanks…

The DB is probably the file sensor integration and SSL probably the certificate expire integration and the version and the versions through the version integration

Thank you for the informations…

Cool, how do you retrieve latest docker images versions?

I use a shell script on the host that compares the digest of the local image with the digest of the remote image and publishes the info to MQTT afterwards. A cronjob runs it once every hour. Let me know if you want more details or the script.

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I got it to work on a supervised install.

Follow this guide to modify the docker settings on the host system.
Then installed Monitor docker through HACS.

monitor_docker:
  - name: Docker
    url: tcp://192.168.1.79:2375

After a restart I got plenty of sensors to play with.

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Its seems that file sensor doesnt work. It wont allow to read the info

Did you add the directory to the allow_external_dirs as mentioned in the docs?