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No messages for me either (touch wood!). Been running since last week sometime. The swap file bit seems to have got rid of that problem
@DaveW where is the swap file and how do I keep tabs on it Ta
If you run: sudo swapon --show
It shows how big the file has got so far.
Thanks very much for your response. I have already logged in as admin in Grafana and have created a new dashboard and have it set up as the default dashboard when i use the mydomain:3000 page. It also shows up under my list of dashboards in grafana. The issue I'm having is that this new dashboard doesnt show up under the 'dashboards' menu in the main Teslamate page @mydomain:4000:
That list only shows the original list of dashboards. Is there a way to update this main list to have my new grafana dashboard?
Understand where you mean now, I rarely access via the TeslaMate web app on port 4000. I tend to go straight to Grafana on port 3000.
AFAIK applying the 'tesla' tag to a dashboard only affects it appearing in the TeslaMate Dashboards pull-down link in the native Grafana dashboard view:
From a brief trawl through the source code, I can see several places where the list of dashboards is queried and utilised. Several of these are only really related to backup and restore of dashboard JSON files and also the initial provisioning of the application.
I'm not familiar with Elixir, the language TeslaMate is written in, but I can see it is compiled and built into a binary application. Wouldn't expect the dashboard menu options to be baked in at the time the application is built and deployed but an outside chance that this is the case. I'm sure someone will know more than I do on this without me spending time delving into it.
That warning comes up for everyone, but mines been running fine for a while now.
I think from running mine on a Pi first it uses less than 400mb RAM, so it’s likely just got close to the limit once to trigger the suggestion to upgrade.
The swap file is growing very slowly too, so I don’t think it’s all that memory hungry
Well, I have a quite reliable power source for my servers and run a few other things there.
I migrated back this afternoon.
Just don't want the additional concern of whether or not Google will decide to halt the machine for overuse or some such.
Plus, though I added my SSH key and have access to the console and SFTP, it is another machine to patch/update.
If I had no other machine to run on, I'd be more amenable to running on GCP.
I don't have lots of faith in an SD card so likely wouldn't run a Pi, though they are rumored to be adding NVMe capability 'soon'.
Since I do have the servers, it was an easy matter to bang my instance onto one, update my SSL cert, restore the GCP data.
Thanks for the auto backup to the cloud, makes me feel better having the data offsite.
Thank you. All charges occur during the night, i.e. period between 23h and 6h next morning. So, for me, aggregating on the basis of a fixed time window would seem the easiest option. When I have time, I'll educate myself on Grafana to see how to implement this...
Had another instance today where TeslaMate hasn’t recorded a software update, got a pointless update today (want 28.2 to fix charging, got 24.6.9), no sign of the update on the status and still shows as the previous version in TM at the moment.
Roadrunner13
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First...many, many thanks @DaveW , for the great HowTo setup TeslaMate on (free) Gcloud!!!
Just finished setting it up last night after a couple of read throughs in the past week to make sense of it all...and it worked almost the first time around!
I just needed to get my head around how the sub-domains would map to the ports...via the reverse-proxy, it eventually sank in.
I had been running Teslamate from my Windows desktop/Mac laptop (different periods) since last September and had a couple of outages throughout so moving to the cloud was quite appealing. Using Adrian's (@addison) documentation, I then migrated all of my data into the GCloud instance and upgrade my Postgres from 11 to 12 while at it!
All in one sitting session...quite impressed with all these guides.
@DaveW ,
As for firmware recording, you're unlukcky...mine has recorded 17 since September (over 2 cars) and it actually recorded some that I forgot to track!
(yeah, I was tracking those manually before Teslamate on ev-fw.com tracker website...and continued to do so since Teslamate doesn't have 4 years history & 'notes' for these updates)
...but there was a related bug..fixed in 1.19.3.
I would expect you're already running it but you can have a look if you haven't already:
Correct firmware showing in Teslamate, but not in Grafana · Issue #648 · adriankumpf/teslamate
I've been using Teslamate with my Model 3 for the past 9 months, but I'm selling it tomorrow. I'm hoping that I will still be able to see the Teslamate data after the car is removed from my Tesla account...will that be the case?
Also, I should be getting a new Model Y within the next few weeks. If my Model 3 data is still accessible, is there anything special that I need to do to add it to Teslamate as a 2nd vehicle?
-Stach
Also, I should be getting a new Model Y within the next few weeks. If my Model 3 data is still accessible, is there anything special that I need to do to add it to Teslamate as a 2nd vehicle?
-Stach
goRt
Active Member
Your history data will remain accessible within the displays and will continue to upload until Tesla removes the car from your account (you can do this yourself if you wish)
Teslamate fully copes with multiple cars keeping the data separate.
Glad it all worked for you
Updates seem to be mainly tracking OK, not sure why the odd one doesn’t, I’m up to date on the versions etc..
Not the end of the world.
There’s the automated backup guide if that’s of use, also guides for importing superchargers / destination chargers too
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