Temperature

[Pete_79]

Thanks for this awesome script. I've got it working but I've never used slack before. Is there some way to redirect the alerts via some sort of notification to an email address when the messages are posted in slack?

Edit: figured it out, thanks again for this script

Did you get this working with alerts via email?
Would you mind doing a small guide on how to set it up?

 

[MrHello]

And, here's a bash version that installs temperature sensors information into the host gui. It automatically adds the information into files

https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods - pve-mod-gui-temp.sh

 

[LnxBil]

And, here's a bash version that installs temperature sensors information into the host gui. It automatically adds the information into files

https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods - pve-mod-gui-temp.sh

Nice for very small machines, won't work with a recent machines. Even the laptop currently sitting on my lap has 12 cores.

Has this been requested to be integrated? I haven't seen any feature requests yet.

It would be great if we would have a plugin infrastructure for official things or even unofficial ones. Playing around manually with js files on your server is not the way to go.

 

[MrHello]

Hehe no. Can by adapted though. I do agree it's not user friendly anyhow though.

I have it seen requested, but given it is mostlikely a nice to have feature for only a limited amount of people, they have probably not looked into it.

 

[Dunuin]

Yes, some plugin integration would be nice. So often people want features but it won't be added because not many would use it and then it gets more confusing/overloaded for all the people not needing it. I for example need to run some scripts to orchestrate my PVE nodes and it would be really nice if we for example could add some custom buttons to the webUI so stuff can be triggered from the webUI instead of running scripts from the CLI all the time. But I guess plugin integrations would also make tech support and testing a pain with everyone running some custom stuff.

 

[MrHello]

Indeed, and the most important thing all want is stability

 

[patch]

Has this been requested to be integrated? I haven't seen any feature requests yet.

There is a 2012 bugzilla entry

Hopefully this enhancement is implemented some time soon https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=208

 

[LnxBil]

There is a 2012 bugzilla entry

Oh yeah, I remember ... I also replied there.

The next logical step would be this.

 

[MrHello]

And, here's a bash version that installs temperature sensors information into the host gui. It automatically adds the information into files

https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods - pve-mod-gui-temp.sh

"eremem" added functionality to the script for Dynamic display of temperatures for all CPU cores, NVMe drives and HDD/SSDs. So now it should be really easy to use. You can try it out here: https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods#node-temperature-view

 

[rogierl]

You can create a cronjob that runs a bash script which checks if something is over a certain temperature and calls back to a slack webhook:

#! /bin/bash

# ©locknessKo 2022

# Slack incoming webhook URL
slack_url=https://hooks.slack.com/services/xxx/xxx/xxx

# Threshold for when to send alert
threshold=80

sensors | grep -e "temp1" | while read line; do
        temp=$(echo $line | awk -F "+" '{ print $2 }' | awk -F "." '{ print $1 }');
        if (( temp > $threshold )); then
                curl -X POST -H 'Content-type: application/json' --data "{'text':'ALERT for $(hostname). Temperature is $temp degrees'}" $slack_url;
        fi;
        done

The above code produces an output like this:
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A guide on how to setup slack incoming webhook: https://api.slack.com/messaging/webhooks

How to use cronjobs: https://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-add-jobs-to-cron-under-linux-or-unix-oses/

Hope this helps!

Thanks, this helped me a lot!
In combination with healthchecks.io, it's perfect for my home server.

 

[carlox97]

Nice for very small machines, won't work with a recent machines. Even the laptop currently sitting on my lap has 12 cores.

Has this been requested to be integrated? I haven't seen any feature requests yet.

It would be great if we would have a plugin infrastructure for official things or even unofficial ones. Playing around manually with js files on your server is not the way to go.

I've had success in modifying the script like this to get only the Package temperature and manually selecting my NVMe drive name (further adjusment needed if you have more than 1 CPU and more than 1 NVMe drive)

 

[MasterCATZ]

thanks for the update finally temps

 

[mikeyo]

I love the work the community puts in to customizing Proxmox, thank you!
I do think though that a basic temperature panel/dashboard should now be part of Promox. CPU, motherboard, DIMM, drives and GPU for starter

 

[SOUK]

This should work as standard

 

[Z0eff]

And, here's a bash version that installs temperature sensors information into the host gui. It automatically adds the information into files

https://github.com/Meliox/PVE-mods - pve-mod-gui-temp.sh

This works and looks perfect for my use case, ty!

 

[johny_mnemonic]

I've had success in modifying the script like this to get only the Package temperature and manually selecting my NVMe drive name (further adjusment needed if you have more than 1 CPU and more than 1 NVMe drive)

View attachment 57411

I really like your mod, but it seems to not work with the latest version of the script.
It was rewritten to add much more info to the summary section and even increase the size of the summary to fill whole screen.

Your much slimmer version would be ideal.
Do you have a mod of the current version to display just CPU/NVME the same style as on your image by any chance?