C-7 Hubitat Hardware Chip SSD Question

[user2528]

Hello, I have a simple question to ask about C-7 Hubitat hardware SSD.
My Hubitat is not experiencing performance issues. Currently running version: 2.4.3.137.
I keep up with Hubitat version updates. (Thank you for your hard work coding!)

*Will my C-7 Hub eventually run out of memory resources; how would I check if C-7 is getting low on available memory ??? Lots of updated versions have been applied over the last ~4 years.

Thank you, hope this is the appropriate place to ask this general question.

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[Slate]

There is no SSD. Are you worried about memory or storage? Neither is likely to be an issue, but if you have Hubitat Package Manager, then installing this [RELEASE] Hub Information Driver v3 will give you all the information you need, and then some.

[ogiewon]

@Slate

There is no SSD

The Hubitat hubs all utilize eMMC for local, persistent storage. This includes the operating system, Java VM, and all of the Hubitat software. When platform versions are updated, only a few prior versions are kept on the hub. The Hubitat team makes sure that the eMMC storage is properly managed to ensure it does not run out of space.

[sidjohn1]

@user2528

Will my C-7 Hub eventually run out of memory resources

It depends, but if you keep adding devices, automations and integrations then eventually, yes. All resources are finite.

@user2528

how would I check if C-7 is getting low on available memory

If you are taking ram… there is is the hub information driver

[RELEASE] Hub Information Driver v3

I have this installed on two different Hubs c5 and c7. On the C7 See these values on the C5, I Don't hubUpdateVersion : 2.3.4.130 hubVersion : 2.3.4.130 Plus, on the dashboard I have [image] on the C5 it is missing [image] and the hubstatus shows [image] I did a remove of v2 and new install of v3 on the C5 On the C7 I manually installed DLH and switched it from 2 to 3 and then removed 2. other than that I don't know what is wrong. I will try to do a repair on the HPM.

If you are talking about physical / disk storage the Device Firmware Updater will show you “disk” free space of the user accessible parts.

[lcw731]

IF you are really concerned about it, an option would be to consider adding a second hub and having one host the devices, while the other runs the automations. With the C7,and C8 (in this regard they are the same hub, the C8 just has the 800 z-wave chip) this really shouldn't be necessary . That is how my system is configured, but no longer out of necessity (my old C4 struggled ), I am just too lazy to put it all back together again. For what its worth I currently have 2 spare C7's and a spar C8.

I also strongly recommend the Hub Information Driver V3 mentioned above.