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Scout APM
Scout APM - Leading-edge performance monitoring starting at $39/month. Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues and can get back to building a great product faster.
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UPS question. How to make the UPS shut down more than one device?
Use NUT. It’s what is behind the ups support on synolgys and should let you shutdown your pc over the network. https://networkupstools.org. It is a process though that can be super annoying
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Costco Special UPS Question
Yes, you can run apcupsd or NUT. While I don't have personal experience with NUT, I think apcupsd is a little more straightforward to use.
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Taking the next step with UPS
Connect your ups to any computer using usb. Get nut. https://networkupstools.org/ Install server on it. Install client on any other computer you want to power down gracefully when appropriate.
- Getting web interface and SNMP working with NUT (Network UPS Tools)
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New/first homeserver build, need component selection feedback
NUT (https://networkupstools.org/) is the default UPS management software in TrueNAS. It is quite versatile but you want to make sure you get a compatible UPS. I've had good luck with CyberPower UPSes. Stay away from APC because of compatibility.
- CyberPower different lines?
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Jumping back into crypto after a 4y hiatus and catching up on all the LN developments, pleasantly surprised by the progress and growing community, looking forward to participating!
For reference, the NUT package in *NIX environments typically handle communication with the UPS: https://networkupstools.org/. They have a list of known supported models, but often there is a compatible driver for a comparable model. Depending on your router software (OPNSense, pfSense, DD-WRT, etc), you might be able to plug that into the UPS and have your Raspi communicate with the router about the UPS.
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Just got a SMT1500IC: Now what?
The two free solutions are apcupsd and NUT. Either one will enable you monitor the UPS and send a signal to other machines when power fails. apcupsd is easier to deal with.
- Is APC PowerChute still bad?
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Server is using the UPS - How to tell DS918+ to safe mode/shutdown?
NUT is the answer. https://networkupstools.org
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A UPS unit having some strokes, servers have to stay on, and I need to sleep.
I could try to look into it, it's just that ATM it's using NUT (https://networkupstools.org/) on a linux server, maybe their in-house dedicated software on windows might have more capabilities.
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Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) - Graceful Shutdown on Multiple Machines
Another option here is NUT if you need it, though I'm pretty sure apcupsd is good for it, at least for APC
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Monitor UPS different machines
Nut-ups https://networkupstools.org/
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How do you use your battery backups?
USB to the NAS, which is running NUT.
- Run from SD Card or USB?