Doug Sartori

Last month I posted a Perl script for reading data from the Temper232. Once the problem of reading data is solved, the next step is to provide logging and alerting. I’m using rrdtool for logging and generating graphs. This might be the subject of a future blog post, but today I’m writing about alerting. For [...]

One of my projects for 2012 is building a Raspberry Pi-based data collector device. Like most others, I’m still waiting for my Pi hardware. Fortunately I’ve been able to get started with a SheevaPlug that was collecting dust at Netmon. The Sheeva and the Pi share a processor architecture and both support the Debian-ARM operating [...]