Stupid question. If I think my C-7 hub is having performance issues, and want to check the resource consumption, both globally and by application, how might I go about doing that?
I've seen people post graphs and charts, but I can't find such things. Are they native, or must I add some 3rd partly application, the name of which I haven't guessed yet?
Thank you!
This driver will get you hub resource data:
Once you have it available, you can use some like:
Although a lot of folks have setup logging to an external system (infludb/Grafana, Splunk, Google Sheets) to handle the graphing.
For drivers and apps, the closest you can get is looking at the 'Device Stats' and 'App Stats' pages from the logging section.
There are some basic tools in the Logs tab. You should have App Stats and Device Stats in there. I turn on all columns within those to get a better picture of what is going on. They aren't in graph mode however.
Others use standalone programs to do the graphing. I don't use any of those so I can't make a recommendation there.
Okay, that sounds promising--thank you for the recomendation!
Can you help a fool out, a little more? I installed Hub Information Driver, and created an associated device, as directed in the documentation. So far so good.
Then I installed Quick Chart. According to HPM, it exists with its child applications. However, I see no way to access it through the GUI. No entry in "apps" and "devices", not option to add directly to a dashboard...
Where is it?
Thank you!!
You need to add it as a device.... Then when added to the dashboard you pick it's html attribute
A QuickCharts virtual device? Alright, I'll make one of those too.
Okay, so I now have eight new things on the hub:
But how in the name of humanity do I bolt this whole mess together? What exactly could I add to the dashboard in order to utilize Quick Chart, to finally see system resource utilization?
Download the Hubitat app
