https://github.com/shaman007/Dockerfiles – Dockerfiles for my setup!
https://github.com/shaman007/home-k3s – k8s (well, k3s) YAMLs I have to run everything.
https://github.com/shaman007/Dockerfiles – Dockerfiles for my setup!
https://github.com/shaman007/home-k3s – k8s (well, k3s) YAMLs I have to run everything.
This day faster.cz closed 25/TCP/v4 to the outer worlds. What a shame!
Armbian image from https://www.armbian.com/orangepi-5/ by default thinks that the board is 5, not 5b, so no nice emmc storage for you! I thought that it’s kind of general issue with the kernel, but all it took is to change fdtfile to rockchip/rk3588s-orangepi-5b.dtb in the /boot/armbianEnv.txt. Now my /var with all K3S and rancher stuff is on a fast reliable emmc, not sd-card.
Looks nicer! I’d used 200 Wt power supply so it wouldn’t struggle and maybe I would add some more hardware from the closet with router and stuff to it.
It works! The exported could be downloaded from here: GitHub – prometheus/collectd_exporter: A server that accepts collectd stats via HTTP POST and exports them via HTTP for Prometheus consumption.
To build it just install golang and gcc, in case of the “/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lpthread” error just create an empty AR archive somewhere in the library search path. E.g.: ar -rc /usr/lib/libpthread.a.
Basically, this plugin listens to the collectd on one port and exposes metrics on the other, so Prometheus can scrap them.