How to Monitor the cpu of your Raspberry Pi

[@hennero.3826]

Danke!

[@ruwindustries]

Thanks a lot for your generous support. I appreciate it.

[@_andry]

By some reason I don't have same timestamp, mine does not have a block in front of it and doesn't work. Do you have any idea how to solve it?

[@FabrizioAscari]

thanx for this video. There is a similar way to monitor different rpi in my network to put everything reported?

[@ruwindustries]

You're welcome. You could deploy the cpu node on every RPI and then send the data using tcp/ip to a single RPI, collecting or displaying the data.

[@manwong8928]

Thx for the video. I found the temperature reading will be lost after a while, but the CPU reading is ok. Do you have any idea ?

[@ruwindustries]

You're welcome. I do not know why that's the case.

[@TycoelectronicsB0E]

Isn't the max_temperature in this case just the temperature? It seems to me like they are always the identical value to eachother.

[@ruwindustries]

It is in this case but that does not have to be true in all occasions. flows.nodered.org/node/node-red-contrib-cpu