Ab sofort Pi 4 / 2 GB zum Pi 4 / 1 GB Preis

Dank des Raspberry Pi Geburtstags haben wir jetzt wieder mehr Leistung zum gleichen Preis: Die Raspberry Pi Trading hat den Pi 4 / 2 GB im Preis reduziert! Das 2 GB Modell kostet jetzt genauso viel wie das 1 GB Modell. Jetzt bei buyzero.de Raspberry Pi 4 kaufen.  

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picockpit.com new version v.0.11.0 is live!

This new version of picockpit.com supports live streaming of MQTT measurement data from your Pi to your webinterface (desktop or mobile). By clicking on the info icon, you can see the public and private IPs, the serial number and the Pi model: The online state of the Pi is displayed with the online badge. Currently…

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PiCockpit preview: Sensors

Preview This is in the upcoming version of PiCockpit: All these values are updated live (currently each second) using MQTT messages to PiCockpit. The value for Root partition total available is static, as it is the total size of the root partition. Some values are rendered in a prettier (but less precise) view in the…

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PiCockpit showing CPU usage & temperature

The CPU information is updated live in your webinterface. No matter where your Pi will be in the world, if it has an Internet connection and can talk to the PiCockpit MQTT Broker, you will be able to monitor it. CPU Loaded with two hogs: The 51 % refers to overall system load – that…

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PiCockpit: online / offline states, and MQTT

In the upcoming PiCockpit release, we will have an online status tracking for Pi’s connected via picockpit-client. The online function is realized by MQTT’s Last Will & Testament feature. You can test it by unplugging your Pi from the network. I unplugged the Pi at: 17:59:10 At about 18:00:05 it was shown as offline: Why…

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First message from picockpit client rendered!

Today, 7.8.2019, at around 18:16 the code is in place for the first message to have been rendered:   Thus the Pi “Alexander” is shown as online. Thanks to the magic of vue.js, MQTT, VerneMQ, AdminLTE, Crystal Lang, Python, Paho, AXIOS and much much more! This is the effort of around 320 hours of work…

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Booting Alpine Linux on the Raspberry Pi Compute Module

In our project for a client we are using the Raspberry Pi Compute Module, along with a custom compute module carrier board (called the PCCB – Pi Control Carrier Board) which provides RS485, CAN, RS232, LAN, USB and a step-down for input voltages of 6 – 24 V. (If you are interested in customized hardware…

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