Guide: Telemetry server
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bishoptf
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Do you have a build thread going since that would be the best place to post this or the other main reef-pi thread. But in general if you want to start/stop/status reef-pi here is the proper command:
Code:
sudo systemctl status reef-pi.service
[sudo] password for bishop:
● reef-pi.service - raspberry pi based reef tank controller
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/reef-pi.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Thu 2022-11-24 16:27:24 CST; 3 weeks 1 days ago
Main PID: 14056 (reef-pi)
Tasks: 14 (limit: 878)
CGroup: /system.slice/reef-pi.service
└─14056 /usr/bin/reef-pi daemon -config /etc/reef-pi/config.yaml
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Shrimp light Channel: Channel-1 Value
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 24.619443281261237 at channel: 0
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Chaeto light Channel: Channel-1 Value
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 0 at channel: 1
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 health check: Used memory: 13.76 Load5: 0
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Ambient value: 66.76
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Shrimp Tank value: 78.24
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Current value of 'Shrimp Tank' is below minimum threshold. Executing up r
Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Euipment: 1 On: true
Dec 17 09:49:26 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:26 temperature sub-system: sensor Coral Tank Alarm only value: 79.2Replace status with start to start the service. Service level commands generally need to be run from an account with elevated privileges hence the beginning "sudo" is used to elevate your privileges.
Hope that helps get you working
eggi55
Community Member
Do you have a build thread going since that would be the best place to post this or the other main reef-pi thread. But in general if you want to start/stop/status reef-pi here is the proper command:
Code:sudo systemctl status reef-pi.service [sudo] password for bishop: ● reef-pi.service - raspberry pi based reef tank controller Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/reef-pi.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (running) since Thu 2022-11-24 16:27:24 CST; 3 weeks 1 days ago Main PID: 14056 (reef-pi) Tasks: 14 (limit: 878) CGroup: /system.slice/reef-pi.service └─14056 /usr/bin/reef-pi daemon -config /etc/reef-pi/config.yaml Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Shrimp light Channel: Channel-1 Value Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 24.619443281261237 at channel: 0 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Chaeto light Channel: Channel-1 Value Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 0 at channel: 1 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 health check: Used memory: 13.76 Load5: 0 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Ambient value: 66.76 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Shrimp Tank value: 78.24 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Current value of 'Shrimp Tank' is below minimum threshold. Executing up r Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Euipment: 1 On: true Dec 17 09:49:26 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:26 temperature sub-system: sensor Coral Tank Alarm only value: 79.2
Replace status with start to start the service. Service level commands generally need to be run from an account with elevated privileges hence the beginning "sudo" is used to elevate your privileges.
Hope that helps get you working
no i can not start http:// 192.___.___.__/reef-piDo you have a build thread going since that would be the best place to post this or the other main reef-pi thread. But in general if you want to start/stop/status reef-pi here is the proper command:
Code:sudo systemctl status reef-pi.service [sudo] password for bishop: ● reef-pi.service - raspberry pi based reef tank controller Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/reef-pi.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (running) since Thu 2022-11-24 16:27:24 CST; 3 weeks 1 days ago Main PID: 14056 (reef-pi) Tasks: 14 (limit: 878) CGroup: /system.slice/reef-pi.service └─14056 /usr/bin/reef-pi daemon -config /etc/reef-pi/config.yaml Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Shrimp light Channel: Channel-1 Value Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 24.619443281261237 at channel: 0 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting subsystem: Setting Light: Chaeto light Channel: Channel-1 Value Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 lighting-subsystem: Setting PWM value: 0 at channel: 1 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 health check: Used memory: 13.76 Load5: 0 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Ambient value: 66.76 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 temperature sub-system: sensor Shrimp Tank value: 78.24 Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Current value of 'Shrimp Tank' is below minimum threshold. Executing up r Dec 17 09:49:25 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:25 Euipment: 1 On: true Dec 17 09:49:26 tankpi reef-pi[14056]: 2022/12/17 09:49:26 temperature sub-system: sensor Coral Tank Alarm only value: 79.2
Replace status with start to start the service. Service level commands generally need to be run from an account with elevated privileges hence the beginning "sudo" is used to elevate your privileges.
Hope that helps get you working
Sorry wrong thread.
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ColoredRock
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try to search for the error you are getting
Also try install prometheus with a guide more detailed to what flavor of linux you are using.... I installed on Ubuntu using this guide.
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eggi55
Community Member
thank youtry to search for the error you are getting
Also try install prometheus with a guide more detailed to what flavor of linux you are using.... I installed on Ubuntu using this guide.
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Not to hijack this thread, but this might be one of those things that's super helpful to build a kubernetes deployment around and guide people on how to push this up to GCP or another host. While you'd need to pay for the usage, my guess is the net cost for something as lightweight as this would be comparable in cost to the electric bill from running the server.
If others are interested in that, I can write that up and push the configs onto github.
If others are interested in that, I can write that up and push the configs onto github.
OP
OP
Nope. too slow :-( . go for x86 systems
OP
OP
i would take that route if this was sas. For individual users, reef-pi is already pretty complicated, i doubt very much the k8s plumbing will have general consumption. I could definitely use a helm chart to test out reef-pi on my k8s cluster
i already have a telemetry operator (grafana, prometheus, node exporter) and was hoping to extend that to incorporate reef-pi and then slowly build out the mothership.
eggi55
Community Member
hi
but I'm still looking for a suitable one and the electricity costs make me ensure continuous operation and I don't know if I can do it with the esp32, I always need that long.
ColoredRock
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