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Raspberry Pi for monitoring server?
Good day.
Due to its compactness, I want to purchase a Raspberry Pi 4 for home testing. Namely, zabbix, grafana and prometheus (I saw a lot of manuals on how to put them on a raspberry). And the question is, how many GB of RAM is needed for normal operation? 2gb, 4gb?
At home, there will be a maximum of 10 hosts.
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Despite not a small number of hosts for monitoring, 2GB in 2021 is somehow not comme il faut. I looked at the memory consumption on one of my servers, on which promic + grafana is installed, there is no zabbix (~30 hosts are monitored):
3570MB prometheus
96MB grafana-server
So I drown for 4GB. Minimum.
In general, it is better not to take risks and take a maximum of 8GB. Let it be better with a margin than on the verge of working.
And like a raspberry under load, it heats up / does not heat up. Are there any nuances? I never even held it in my hands. And so you want. Compact and great for testing.
The question will be more about the survivability of memory for storing metrics, because. very intense rustling disc.
we used for zabbix proxy raspberry 3 generation with 1 gig. at 19. I don't remember any problems. without forced cooling, factory board in a simple case, without modifications
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