Raspberry Pi, Nagios, and a Classic

[boB]

I am pretty sure that having RS232 available will be handy with the Kid.

Not modbus.  And not sure exactly when it might be useful.

boB

[2twisty]

Waking this thread from the dead.

Has there been any changes to this? I'd love to see some software that can bridge the communications gap between all the manufacturers. 

My "dream app" is a raspi-based app that can monitor and control (by altering settings) both my classic, my GSCM-Mini Gen sgart module and my outback VFX3648.  There are opportunities to have much better control of the system based on loads and complex rules.

Sadly, I don't have the programming chops (or time) to pull that off.  My programming skills are best used to integrate existing modules. I bet you Midnite could make money on such an integration between the varied comm protocols.

[schroew]

This is cool! Has anyone tried running ELK on a Raspberry PI unit? I am think that would be interesting with the capabilities of Logstash for data manipulation and Kibana for visualization.
W

[ClassicCrazy]

This is cool! Has anyone tried running ELK on a Raspberry PI unit? I am think that would be interesting with the capabilities of Logstash for data manipulation and Kibana for visualization.
W

There is a lot better Raspberry Pi project than this - the one that connects to Classic and makes MQTT Data available to Grahams Classic Monitoring app for android that has great graphics and other info . But once the Classic data is in the Pi as MQTT you can do whatever you want with that in other programs using Node Red or however you want to distribute it.
http://midniteftp.com/forum/index.php?topic=4849.0

Larry

[schroew]

Thx, I will check that out.