I was looking to monitor a few more stats with RRD, namely :
temperature, fans, power supply watts (iLO), cpufreq, local disk space, local disk activity, SSD Host_Writes per drive, and others.
Then I suddenly tough, why not add them direly to Proxmox webui ?
Adding those graph on the Node Summary would be really great.
So 2 ways,
1) hack the code
2) Submit idea to Proxmox so it can be incorporated.
For #2, I'd see a button called {add|edit} a graph at the top.
It would pop up a box with :
Label Title : Graph name
X axis unit : (selection : refresh rate in seconds)
Y axis unit : (selection : decimal, integer, %) (type : degC, GB, Gb, Ghz, Watt ...)
Value N Name : Legend name Value N cmd : (enter bash command that return only unit)
ex :
Value 1 name : CPU #1 temp Value 1 cmd : sensors | grep -oP 'Core 0.*?\+\K[0-9.]+' | sed -n 1p
Value 2 name : CPU #2 temp Value 2 cmd : sensors | grep -oP 'Core 0.*?\+\K[0-9.]+' | sed -n 2p
More ideas :
- It would also be an idea to add an alarm (email) if it reach a certain point.
- Save/load templates for servers -> to github for sharing
I think this would be a great addition to Proxmox as it could get quick visuals.
In hope that it would be added to the todo list.
Thanks
temperature, fans, power supply watts (iLO), cpufreq, local disk space, local disk activity, SSD Host_Writes per drive, and others.
Then I suddenly tough, why not add them direly to Proxmox webui ?
Adding those graph on the Node Summary would be really great.
So 2 ways,
1) hack the code
2) Submit idea to Proxmox so it can be incorporated.
For #2, I'd see a button called {add|edit} a graph at the top.
It would pop up a box with :
Label Title : Graph name
X axis unit : (selection : refresh rate in seconds)
Y axis unit : (selection : decimal, integer, %) (type : degC, GB, Gb, Ghz, Watt ...)
Value N Name : Legend name Value N cmd : (enter bash command that return only unit)
ex :
Value 1 name : CPU #1 temp Value 1 cmd : sensors | grep -oP 'Core 0.*?\+\K[0-9.]+' | sed -n 1p
Value 2 name : CPU #2 temp Value 2 cmd : sensors | grep -oP 'Core 0.*?\+\K[0-9.]+' | sed -n 2p
More ideas :
- It would also be an idea to add an alarm (email) if it reach a certain point.
- Save/load templates for servers -> to github for sharing
I think this would be a great addition to Proxmox as it could get quick visuals.
In hope that it would be added to the todo list.
Thanks
