Unifi component/integration -> pls add Unifi devices' load info: CPU+MEM as minimum

[CiechomPL (Krzysztof)]

Can I ask for a small new future in unifi component/integration ?
I can see device_tracking info of all connected devices + even firmware version of ubiquity equipment but I’m missing statistic data about current load of those ubiquiti devices. I mean here CPU load, MEM utilisation, TX/RX data, number of devices connected and current status: provisioning/running normal, disconnected etc.
All of those details are in the Unifi UI and I’m pretty sure also available via API.
By adding at lest CPU+MEM info we would not need any additional monitoring.

[wuench]

The SNMP Sensor might be able to accomplish this as an alternative.

[CiechomPL (Krzysztof)]

That’s true but SNMP is not that easy to use till now I’m not sure which OID is for what plus if we already have integration with Unifi why not to have all-in-one solution

[Holdestmade]

I’ve just found this that give all that and more:

UniFi Security Gateway

I’ve developed a sensor to monitor a UniFi Security Gateway/CloudKey setup. The idea is that while the CloudKey is the place to delve deeply into the configuration and status of the network, my sensor provides a top-level overview to confirm that everything is operating correctly. If any sensors flag an issue you can then log into the CloudKey to resolve, so replicating the top level of the CloudKey controller: [04-10-40-51] [04-10-42-50] Beyond the high level ‘ok’ of the sensor there are a …