we have been quite successful with
# general
its for a german customer
maybe also @DanielH ?
d
I have made tens of dashboards with Grafana for all kind of manufacturing applications (OEE, energy, process specific things, uptime monitoring, asset management, "MES", ...) (outside of manufacturing i've used it for home automation and my homelab as well) if you need to visualize data (without too much of feedback) Grafana is without a doubt the way to go imho.
Its not a scada/process control (it doesn't replace an HMI) but its pretty damn useful for visualisation
https://www.peakboard.com/en/solutions?solution-area=Shop%20Floor%20Insights all of these demo's in peakboard can be done with grafana for sure! 🙂 highly recommend grafana!
l
How are you firing the start and stop signals from grafana? MQTT Webhooks, other? @Jermuk
d
i am wondering that to.. I tried several methods in Grafana but never found a good solution.
m
We are using Grafana 12 and webhooks. Works flawlessly so far
j
so a benthos flow that takes in data via HTTP server and pushes it into the UNS. can be really easily set up as a standalone flow
or even as a bridge
d
Ah. So benthos acts as the webhook server and recieves the data and then you can use whatever output you like? This could be quite useful.
l
woah, that's clever!
In UMH Classic the current version is v10 as far as I'm aware. You are not planning to upgrade that anymore, right? So if I want to switch to v12, I should either manually configs or build a new UMH Core instance with Grafana in seperate docker?
m
there is a helm chart v29 with a later Grafana version, but I would recommend to go for your own container
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