Daniel Swarbrick

@stefangweichinger Please test `smartmon.py` from the `smartmon.py-registry` branch of this repo. The original code made heavy use of generators, which was only possible due to the fact that it took...

@stefangweichinger Sorry, I can't advise you on which dashboard is best to use. I usually make my own dashboards, and just use the community ones for inspiration occasionally. I suspect...

Perhaps I can offer a little more clarification, as I have used this collector in the past at a previous job, with a mixture of simple HBA (or onboard SATA)...

@stefangweichinger Are you writing that regex by hand yourself? If so it does indeed have a missing closing parenthesis. This should work: ``` ^(?:(Micron 5100 Pro / 52x0 / 5300...

Generally it would not be advisable to filter by something as specific as drive model number. Probably the only time I've had to do that was when I created some...

@stefangweichinger There is a PR to merge it into master: #153 I'm trying to do some long-overdue cleanup and modernization of the collectors in this repo.

How does this compare to what [process_exporter](https://github.com/ncabatoff/process-exporter) can do?

process_exporter matches process names by regular expression, which can be as concise or as vague as you like. The example in the README would match any process: ```yaml process_names: -...

Another way to look at this is the fact that non-optimal struct member alignment will waste memory, even on 64-bit platforms. Due to the fact that the `reporter` struct contains...

This is now obsolete as the racy code in `TestReadFromSquid` was refactored as a by-product of #102.