In ordring more Raspberry Pi and Pisound boards today, and thinking about how to mount Orcasound single-board computers inside off-the-shelf weatherproof enclosures, we thought of a general feature request for the orcanode software: log and possible monitor metrics related to the performance of the hardware and the environmental conditions they experience.
For example, if we put a box in a sunny location, does the ambient temperature cause performance problems as the Raspberry Pi temperature rises? Or do hot (or damp!?) conditions cause components to fail earlier than under cooler (dryer) conditions?
Specifically, it might be valuable to log the following:
Grafana Cloud has a generous free tier, and we could externalize worrying about state.
However it would be a separate system for which we'd have to manage users etc.
In ordring more Raspberry Pi and Pisound boards today, and thinking about how to mount Orcasound single-board computers inside off-the-shelf weatherproof enclosures, we thought of a general feature request for the orcanode software: log and possible monitor metrics related to the performance of the hardware and the environmental conditions they experience.
For example, if we put a box in a sunny location, does the ambient temperature cause performance problems as the Raspberry Pi temperature rises? Or do hot (or damp!?) conditions cause components to fail earlier than under cooler (dryer) conditions?
Specifically, it might be valuable to log the following: