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i use an orange pi 5+ as a read replica for all of my home logs, open telemetry, system metrics (gathered via snmp), and environmental data. i have it configur
by jerrysievert 3y ago
i use an orange pi 5+ as a read replica for all of my home logs, open telemetry, system metrics (gathered via snmp), and environmental data.
i have it configured at 16gb of ram, a 2tb nvme, connected to my network at 1gbit, and to my nas to run iscsi at 2.5gbit.
it is a very nice little system, and has been rock steady running ubuntu 22.04. i plan on making it my primary database server, but that's a later project.
it's been in service for 8 months now, and has been quite impressive. highly recommended for those into small compute home databases.
- rcarmo 3y agoIncidentally, one of the LXC containers I have running on mine has a copy of my IoT metrics database (2 years, roughly 10GB in SQLite, a bit over that when imported into Postgres). Queries are lightning fast compared to the Pi, even doing aggregations--which is why I mention at the bottom of the article that I intend to move my home automation stuff to it.
- applied_heat 3y agoWhat is your IOT metrics stack?
- rcarmo 3y agoHomegrown. Essentially Node-RED and some Go/Python.