I am now having problems with my Hubs suddenly slowing down, Z wave devices not responding and Action Tiles not updating, especially but not exclusively when devices are linked through Hub Mesh.
I use Webcore for pretty much everything and yes I do have several HEM's but they are set up to transmit once a minute and that seems to be happening OK.
Looking at my Runtime Stats for Apps, Action Tiles seems to be way too high.
Hubitat was designed to be a self-contained system operating without a Cloud based connection. However, users sometimes want could based connections for specific applications. That requires frequent communication between the hub and the Internet.
I have three integrations that are cloud based. One is the Actiontiles connection that is the subject of your question. The others are Echo Speaks and TP-Link Kasa Integrations. I only have two Kasa switches, so communication is not intensive. However, Actiontiles and Echo Speaks monitor numerous devices, so the communication is intensive. These two apps consume nearly 80% of the system resources while it is running. However, the system only operates at 2% of its overall capacity, even with 100 devices.
Unless you see a specific problem that you are sure is being caused by a lack of system resources, I would not worry about what the stats show.
I would not recommend uninstalling the Actiontiles integration if you have complex panels. I do not know that you will lose your panels, but it is certainly a possibility. The integration between Actiontiles and Hubitat is still in beta. Wait until things settle down and see what happens.
If you are on the latest firmware just go to Logs / App stats.
I use Action tiles and it takes about 80% of the "Busy time" but you need to factor that into the total busy time which in my case is 21% so its no problem.
Hmm....strange....I have the latest firmware with my c5 hub. I only get "Time, ms" column. But I don't have the others like "count" or "% busy". Do you know why?
