System Monitoring - How does yours look?

[sfgabe (Gabe)]

[Yoinkz]

@klogg

#======================= #=== Raspberry Pi Power #======================= - platform: rpi_power text_state: True

Anyone else seeing the:

Integration rpi_power not found when trying to verify its sensor platform.

… after upgrading to 0.92.0?

[Norik_Krasniqi (knock)]

Would you mind sharing the way you counted the automations, sensors etc? I want to apply that on how many lights are ON.

[tom_l]

Thanks for that but it does not work on my Chinese mini PC.

[bigstation]

System Monitoring - How does your look?

EDIT: A much better way, courtesy of @petro is further down this thread. Here --> System Monitoring - How does your look? #==================================== #=== Home Assistant Component counts #==================================== sensor: - platform: template sensors: #----- Count Automations count_automations: entity_id: sensor.date value_template: > {%- set domains = ['automation'] -%} {%- for domain in domains -%} {%- fo…

[bigstation]

cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/type

to view what zones you have, and then

cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/temp

[GaryK (Gary Kelley)]

This sensor reports -262 on my Ubuntu NUC.

[bigstation]

@bigstation

cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/temp

cat /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/temp
and replace * with 0,1,2,3…etc

[GaryK (Gary Kelley)]

Each core has its own sensor? Is there a F version?

[Ralf]

Hello,

great monitorings i see here.
I am wondering how you did this?
I am also planning to monitor some of my devices. Bute don‘t want to male things more complicated, e.g. just checking if it is online or some disk space. E.g. my other RPis or my router (FritzBox).

Anyone who can share his/her config here?

Thanks in advance,
Ralf

[tom_l]

Awesome. It was thermal_zone2. Thank you.

[Norik_Krasniqi (knock)]

Thanks for the share @bigstation

Any suggestion on how do I implememt to show how many lights are on?

[rsachoc]

Here is mine, not as fancy as some here, but nice and clean

[bigstation]

- platform: template

sensors:
lights_on:
entity_id: sensor.time
friendly_name: Lights
unit_of_measurement: “On”
value_template: “{{ states.light|selectattr(‘state’, ‘equalto’, ‘on’)|list|length }}”

[Norik_Krasniqi (knock)]

Thank you so much!

[kirpat (Kir)]

Dear,
Nice
Config please.
Thanks

[yoni3210 (yoni mo)]

Hi Would you mind help out with sensors, i’m trying to retrieve CPU + HD temps without any success, tried installing lm-sensors, but when i’m finish installing and type the command sensors i’m receiving :
no sensors found make sure you loaded all the kernel drivers you need
tried to run sensors-detect without any success

i’m running Ubuntu 18.10 on virtualbox on mini pc that i have.

Any ideas how to help ?

[LarsNorgaard (Lars Nørgaard)]

Usually sensor data isn’t parsed to virtual machines.

What OS are you running on the mini pc?

[yoni3210 (yoni mo)]

win 10 pro

[LarsNorgaard (Lars Nørgaard)]

You can use Open Hardware Monitor and this sensor:

Open Hardware Monitor