Boxes without IPMI (Dell workstations like dev-linux) expose CPU/ambient/
SODIMM/board temps via the BIOS SMM interface (dell_smm hwmon). Add
read_hwmon_env(): labelled temps from chips in HOST_HWMON_CHIPS (default
'dell_smm') as env sensors, named '<chip> <label>' with index suffix for
repeated labels. Merged into the host-poller env sweep. No-op on hosts without
the configured chips.
Two concurrent loops in one process sharing the lock + hardware gate (IPMI and
SMART never run concurrently) but on separate schedules: env every
HOST_ENV_INTERVAL (60s, responsive inlet/CPU) and drives every
HOST_DRIVE_INTERVAL (300s, gentle SMART). Each loop has its own heartbeat
(env_meta/drive_meta) + restart-storm guard.
New third producer container (host-poller) owning the server chassis
subsystem, separate from the SAS-shelf poller:
- services/host_sensors.py: in-band IPMI (ipmitool sdr) for Inlet/Exhaust/etc.
+ CPU package temps from coretemp hwmon
- host_poller.py: own single-instance lock + heartbeat (host_poll keys),
restart-storm guard, paced; writes jbod:host_sensors + jbod:host_drives
- move host/on-metal drive collection off the SAS poller to host-poller
(reads jbod:zfs_map for annotation)
- store: generalized lock/meta with a key param; host_sensors + host-poll keys
- mqtt_publisher: publish env/CPU/host-drive temps as entities on the hub
device (JBOD Monitor)
- Dockerfile host-poller target (ipmitool+smartmontools); compose.infra adds
host-poller; build.sh gains host-poller/all
