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POD_w051_SW_App_Boot Alert fires when the Gateway Boots. Here's the last 30 days of alerts for me, including a Gateway Boot as part of a software upgrade. You can see the boot. Here's that period zoomed in: PodCommissionTime drops out while the Gateway is rebooting, so that's the alert I'd be looking for Gateway Uptime. Tooltip over PodCommissionTime shows last reboot: |
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The system does appear to track uptime in the /api/status URL which you can hit via the pypowerwall endpoint (e.g. http://localhost:8675/api/status - replace localhost with the address of your Dashboard host). It will provide a JSON payload like this: {
"din": "1232100-00-E--TG123456789012",
"start_time": "2023-10-13 04:01:45 +0800",
"up_time_seconds": "1072h49m29.487426153s",
"is_new": false,
"version": "23.28.2 27626f98",
"git_hash": "27626f98a66cad5c665bbe1d4d788cdb3e94fd33",
"commission_count": 0,
"device_type": "teg",
"teg_type": "unknown",
"sync_type": "v2.1",
"cellular_disabled": false,
"can_reboot": true
} |
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Hi Team,
I was wondering if gateway uptime is logged as part of the dashboard polls? I'd like to expose this into a graph as I've had some instability with my system and I suspect it starts around 30-40 days after the last gateway reset.
Some historical data on gateway reboots would help me with my hypothesis :-) My fallback is to look for historically logged alerts that usually fire when a gateway reset occurs.
Roger
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