David Albrecht

@bobstanl I'm really sorry to hear you lost your monitoring data! Those rolling grid outages must be a pain to deal with. The Pi-specific UPS solutions out there all look...

Yes, you can change the directory of the local InfluxDB data on the Pi by changing the directory in the `-v /opt/influxdb` part. Just make sure to keep the `:/var/lib/influxdb`...

Ironically enough, I came back from a weekend holiday getaway to find an unresponsive power monitor Pi. After some troubleshooting and failed `fsck`'s, I determined that my microSD card has...

Thanks for the suggestion @richie256. I've ordered one of the SanDisk endurance cards so I'll give that a go. I should have automated InfluxDB backups added to the project long...

@taintedkernel - You can do the same with a USB flash drive, but I don't know how much more reliable that might be over the microSD card. The SSD is...

The known working version is 4.19.118, which you can revert to with this command: `sudo rpi-update e1050e94821a70b2e4c72b318d6c6c968552e9a2`

Thanks for trying! There's an open issue about it on the Raspberry Pi linux repository, and there hasn't been any action on it since I suggested using v4.19.118 as a...

Hi BCNelson, thanks for putting this together! I haven't tested it yet, but after reviewing it, the only thing I would want to have changed is the default DB version...

What hardware are you running this on? If not a Pi 4 with at least 2GB of memory, it could be a lack of memory problem. I'd really like to...

Ok, you should be fine on a Pi 3B since you're not running the DB and web server locally. It could be a problem with the remote DB connectivity: When...