Raspi Monitoring for monitor your Raspberry server utilisation (CPU,MEM,I/O, Tempriture, storage usage) and Internet connection. Internet connection statistics is based on Speedtest.net exporter results, ping stats and overall Internet availability tests based on HTTP push methods running by Blackbox exporter to the desired internet sites:
All this functionality based on Grafana and Prometheus.
If you use the included Raspi Monitoring, it will download a decently-large amount of data through your Internet connection on a daily basis. You can completetly shutdown containers belongs to the
Raspi-monitoring stackwith Portainer or tune theraspi-monitoringsetup to not run the speedtests as often.
All the Data sources, Dashboards and exporters are automatically provisioned. Below you can find the list of available dashboards and their URLs.
To access Grafana, visit the Pi's IP address http://localhost:3030/ (change localhost to your Raspberry host ip/name) with default credentials - admin/admin, it is preconfigured in config.yml file in var monitoring_grafana_admin_password. The monitoring_grafana_admin_password is only used the first time Grafana starts up; if you need to change it later, do it via Grafana's admin UI.
- Raspberry Pi Monitoring: Shows CPU, memory, and disk usage, as well as network traffic, temperature and Docker containers utilisation.
http://localhost:3030/d/rvk35ERRz/raspberry-monitoring - OpenVPN Monitoring: - OpenVPN activity dashboard.
http://localhost:3030/d/58l7kyvVz/openvpn - AirGradient Monitoring - Air quality dashboard.
http://localhost:3030/d/aglivingroom/airquality-airgradient - Starlink Monitoring: Starlink monitoring dashboard.
http://localhost:3030/d/GG3mnflGz/starlink-overview - Shelly Plug Monitoring: Shelly Plug dashboard.
http://localhost:3030/d/i_aeo-uMz/power-consumption
Note: Change
localhostto your Raspberry ip/hostname.
If you don't see any data on dashboard - try to change the time duration to something smaller. If this does not helps - check via Portainer UI that all the exporters and containers are running:
Then debug Prometheus targets described in next partagraph.
Prometheus is available on http://localhost:9090/ (change localhost to your Raspberry host ip/name). It is used to collect metrics from exporters and provide them to Grafana.
Targets status can be checked on http://localhost:9090/targets.
- Node exporter - Standard Linux server monitoring (CPU,RAM,I/O,FS,PROC).
http://nodeexp:9100/metrics - cAdvisor exporter - Docker containers monitoring.
http://cadvisor:8080/metrics - rpi_exporter - RaspberryPI HW monitoring.
http://rpi_exporter:9110/metrics - Speedtest exporter - Up/down speed and latency.
http://speedtest:9798/metrics - Blackbox exporter - Desired sites avilability.
http://ping:9115/probe - OpenVPN exporter - OpenVPN activity monitoring.
http://openvpn:9176/metrics - AirGradient exporter - AirQuality monitoring.
http://remote-AirGradient-ip:9926/metrics - PiKVM exporter - PiKVM utilisation and temp monitoring.
https://remote-PiKVM-ip/api/export/prometheus/metrics - Starlink exporter - Starlink monitoring.
http://starlink:9817/metrics - Shelly exporter - Shelly Plug power consumption monitoring.
http://shelly:9924/metrics
Kudos to @maxandersen for making the Internet Monitoring project, which was forked to extend its functionality and now part of Raspi-monitoring. Kudos to folks maintaining cAdviser and other pieces of software used in this project.
Grand Kudos to Jeff Geerling aka @geerlingguy for all his efforts to keep us interesting in Raspberry Pi compiters and for all his videos on youtube. Like and subscribe.
