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Sorry for late reply. Had forgotten the post notification and thus forgot to reply. I'm introducing the WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) support to PromDapter very soon. That lead me to consider also testing and refining the Grafana alerts for exactly that; server state monitoring. If...

True. On my system I have sources for PSU level (current load on mostly idle 142W) and the smart socket (around same time load 162W). So there's 10-20W of energy usage somewhere between socket and PSU reporting.

Sorry for late reply. You can only calculate the estimated kWh based on some average over interval - or simpler by current values. So you take the current power usage in Watts and divide it by 1000 (to get the kW). Then if you run that for an hour, there's your kWh for that specific load...

Actually it's C:\ProgramData\PromDapter\Prometheusmapping.yaml that needs to be edited. The default config should give you set of values and examples of how to get them.

You can split the task to three logical separated steps. 1. Setting up Prometheus and Grafana This part is independent of the HWiNFO part, and you should get it running on without any additional parts. Prometheus publishes its own metrics that should be visible on Grafana as-is, so you can...

My first guess is that the character "ü" is the issue. You can try to use following regexp instead to filter out all of them. It will break the names containing that character by cutting out the remainder part, but there are then other ways to fix that part. This is just easy one to filter all...

The reason for structurally parsed (= separate regexp) sensor names is to be able to group the CPU cores under same sensor name, but having Core # as separate categorization attribute. So In Prometheus you can then take max frequency out of them. If they are all metricname unique, that grouping...

Sorry for long delay. I noticed the message but was busy elsewhere and forgot it. You need to have Prometheus (and Grafana) installed first. The PromDapter is only Prometheus provider, so that Prometheus scrapes PromDapter's webpage as its data source. So Prometheus and Grafana are...

There was a PromDapter issue that we tracked down to HWiNFO showing °C as undefined UTF-8 symbol in unit. I'm not yet sure which exact version of beta the system was running. It didn't replicate on my system on the currently latest beta v7.17-4660 and it didn't appear on the user's system on...

It was cleared out, everything worked OK, just pattern matching caused some boggling issues, but it got resolved by the user.

No problem! It could very well be something in my own code - just figured to quickly ask you if there was something special with those values. I'll grab newest versions myself and see if I can repro with my RTX 3080. I'll get back once I can gather more details, thanks for the really swift reply!

Martin, if you happen to follow this thread, we got an issue that I could use some assistance with. GitHub Issue About Few Missing Metrics. The issue is about new RTX 3080 Ti and its additional temps. Could there be anything special why they wouldn't behave alike in Shared Memory Interface...

You can start adding "catch all" setting to PromDapter.yaml # Catch all - '(?<MetricName>.*)' Add it as a last entry before Aggregate values. That will catch all the remaining sensors, that weren't catched before. So after that, examine thorougly the /metrics result - it should have everything...

Very cool addition, thanks a lot! Hey, I started to make support for Linux (already while ago), unifying the adapter output. The thing is of course there is no HWiNFO for Linux, but that's not the whole big picture. Same as WMI support (also quite far, just been busy elsewhere) the idea was to...

Yes it does. Disabling monitoring stops leaking instantly, re-enabling monitoring continues leaking.

Thank you, yes in fact all of the systems have NVIDIA GPUs. And I see the memory slowly growing even when shutting down all of PromDapter instances. Also running 10k - 100k times the PromDapter query didn't increase the memory load at all. I had tested the memory leaks before on my code (when I...

EDIT: Cleared out - false alarm; see posts below. I'm suspecting that PromDapter might cause a memory leak. I just noticed that on all of our systems HWiNFO64.exe had committed a lot of memory; one was at 18 GB point, other is at 7 GB, and third one is at 3GB. When restarting HWiNFO brings it...

I think I missed your point; I'm sorry for that. That is well stated/based point of view; good feedback IMO.

I think the suggestion was quite polite and honest - I was going to post too that if your hardware doesn't change, you don't need every upgrade. Not sure why you felt to go defensive here. I said it on the other thread, but I can tactfully say it again: lifetime licenses for software/products...

I get the example, its what I call "marketing gimmick". Remember the "infinite storage on cloud" that Microsoft and Google had... and no longer have. That's the counter example - when costs exceed the "value of the promise". Fact is the upgrades on HWiNFO require work which will cause costs...