I'm happy to announce first public beta release of PromDapter - customizable Prometheus Adapter for HWiNFO.
My personal motivation was to get centralized dashboard of small cluster of computers (3-5 in my case) to be part of home automation. When joining the Folding@Home and Rosetta@Home (and BOINC) in general pushed the need even further. So HUGE thanks to Martin, here we are with first public released version.
My main design goal was to create user-customizable adapter; right now the customization is combination of named Regexp capture groups, which work nicely with optional renaming of HWiNFO sensors (for example match Ryzen 1xxx, 2xxx and 3xxx generations temperature sensors). I aimed to provide enough content out-of-the-box so that those interested, can get something useful immediately.
Without further ado, I've described most things in README.txt (attached here and in the release package). I've also attached example screenshot of dashboard and example of metrics output to get the idea what it does (especially if one is familiar with Prometheus metrics).
Please read the README.txt properly to understand what limitations there are.
NOTE! This is first beta-release, whereas it shouldn't mess your system, I'm not completely satisfied with installer's behaviour as of yet.
Releases are published now and in the future in GitHub:
https://github.com/kallex/PromDapter/releases
I'll keep following this thread for immediate support, but you might also post issues in GitHub if you feel like (I try to monitor that as well).
My personal motivation was to get centralized dashboard of small cluster of computers (3-5 in my case) to be part of home automation. When joining the Folding@Home and Rosetta@Home (and BOINC) in general pushed the need even further. So HUGE thanks to Martin, here we are with first public released version.
My main design goal was to create user-customizable adapter; right now the customization is combination of named Regexp capture groups, which work nicely with optional renaming of HWiNFO sensors (for example match Ryzen 1xxx, 2xxx and 3xxx generations temperature sensors). I aimed to provide enough content out-of-the-box so that those interested, can get something useful immediately.
Without further ado, I've described most things in README.txt (attached here and in the release package). I've also attached example screenshot of dashboard and example of metrics output to get the idea what it does (especially if one is familiar with Prometheus metrics).
Please read the README.txt properly to understand what limitations there are.
NOTE! This is first beta-release, whereas it shouldn't mess your system, I'm not completely satisfied with installer's behaviour as of yet.
Releases are published now and in the future in GitHub:
https://github.com/kallex/PromDapter/releases
I'll keep following this thread for immediate support, but you might also post issues in GitHub if you feel like (I try to monitor that as well).