UPSD
Auto-Detection
Built-in Metrics
Bleemeo monitors UPS devices through automatic service detection and built-in metrics gathered via Network UPS Tools (NUT). You need nut-server installed and configured. See the NUT documentation for setup details.
Auto-Detection
Section titled “Auto-Detection”Glouton automatically detects UPSD instances running on the host. You may need to provide UPSD user credentials depending on your configuration. If the auto-detected parameters are incorrect, you can override them manually.
sudo tee /etc/glouton/conf.d/99-upsd.conf > /dev/null << 'EOF'service: - type: "upsd" address: "127.0.0.1" port: 3128 # UPSD user credentials username: "" password: ""EOFCreate or edit C:\ProgramData\glouton\conf.d\99-upsd.conf:
service: - type: "upsd" address: "127.0.0.1" port: 3128 # UPSD user credentials username: "" password: ""Built-in Metrics
Section titled “Built-in Metrics”| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
service_status | Status of UPSD |
upsd_battery_status | Battery status. Critical when the UPS is overloaded, on battery, and when the battery is low or needs replacement. |
upsd_status_flags | Status flags (see apcupsd for details) |
upsd_battery_voltage | Battery voltage |
upsd_input_voltage | Input voltage |
upsd_output_voltage | Output voltage |
upsd_load_percent | Load of the UPS in percent |
upsd_battery_charge_percent | Battery charge in percent |
upsd_internal_temp | Internal temperature in degrees Celsius |
upsd_input_frequency | Input frequency in Hz |
upsd_time_left_seconds | Time left on battery in seconds |
upsd_time_on_battery_seconds | Time spent on battery in seconds |