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Update the System monitor page #36745

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General improvements of the System monitor page.
Adds link how to enable entities

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    • Revised System Monitor integration documentation for improved clarity and detail.
    • Clarified monitored metrics to include network usage alongside disk, memory, and CPU.
    • Enhanced instructions for enabling entities with easier navigation links.
    • Reformatted sensor descriptions for better readability, specifying one sensor per disk/mount point and network interface.
    • Added example output from the Linux df -H command for disk usage sensors.
    • Provided clearer guidance for selecting processes in the binary sensor section.

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The documentation for the System Monitor integration has been updated to improve clarity and provide more detailed guidance. The changes focus on enhancing the explanation of monitored metrics, sensor creation, and the entity enabling process. The documentation now includes more explicit information about network usage, disk, memory, CPU usage, and process monitoring, with clearer instructions on how to enable and configure different types of sensors.

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File Change Summary
source/_integrations/systemmonitor.markdown - Added explicit mention of network usage as a monitored metric
- Improved instructions for enabling entities with a hyperlink
- Clarified sensor creation for disks, network interfaces, and processes
- Added example of disk usage output from df -H
- Rephrased descriptions for better readability

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Clarify entity enabling process [#36589]

The changes directly address the issue raised in #36589 by providing more explicit instructions on how to enable entities in the System Monitor integration documentation. The update includes a hyperlink and clearer guidance, which should help users understand the configuration process more easily.


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source/_integrations/systemmonitor.markdown (2)

71-73: Clear process configuration instructions with a minor suggestion.

The instructions for configuring process monitoring are clear and user-friendly. Consider adding a note about whether process names are case-sensitive to prevent potential configuration issues.

Consider adding: "Note: Process names are case-sensitive/insensitive" (depending on the actual behavior).


79-93: Helpful clarification and example with a suggestion for improvement.

The note about disk monitoring limitations and the df command example are valuable additions. Consider adding a brief explanation of what the columns in the example represent (Size, Used, Avail, Use%, Mounted on) to make it more accessible to users unfamiliar with Linux commands.

Consider adding a brief explanation of the output columns:

The columns represent:
- Size: Total size of the filesystem
- Used: Space used
- Avail: Available space
- Use%: Percentage of space used
- Mounted on: Mount point location
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source/_integrations/systemmonitor.markdown (4)

19-19: LGTM! Clear and comprehensive introduction.

The addition of "network usage" to the list of monitored metrics provides a more complete overview of the integration's capabilities.


27-30: Excellent addition of crucial setup information!

The note effectively communicates two important points:

  1. Entities are disabled by default with a helpful link to enabling instructions
  2. Sensors are marked as diagnostic, setting correct expectations for dashboard behavior

35-39: Well-structured presentation of disk sensors!

The clear statement followed by a bullet list improves readability and makes it easier to understand what sensors are available.


43-52: Comprehensive and well-organized network sensors section!

The section provides a complete list of available network sensors with a clear structure that matches the disk sensors section.

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Thank you, @gjohansson-ST 👍

@c0ffeeca7 c0ffeeca7 merged commit 5c2c434 into current Jan 6, 2025
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It's unclear on how to enable each entity
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