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CPU and memory graphs on the device page. The Health card is now the Metrics card: alongside temperature, voltage and fan, it graphs CPU load and memory usage over 1h / 6h / 24h / 7d / 30d. Your routers were already reporting both on every poll — now the readings are kept instead of discarded, so the graphs cost nothing extra on the device.
Devices polled over SNMP now have history too. Previously they were graphed not at all; they now get the same CPU, memory, temperature, voltage and power history as SSH-polled devices. Switching a device between SSH and SNMP polling keeps its graphs continuous.
The card no longer hides itself on devices without sensors. A CHR has no temperature sensor, and that used to hide the whole card — CPU and memory history included. It now appears whenever there is something to draw, including for a device that is currently offline, which is exactly when its last hours of CPU are worth looking at.
History is kept for 90 days by default, and the limit is now adjustable in Settings → Traffic instead of only through an environment variable.
First part of Discussion #47. Threshold alerting and Grafana/Prometheus export are planned as separate releases.