dusty ether
I recently migrated from Docker to a separate VM (with restoring a backup) to make updating easier. However, I've noticed that my Energy Dashboard stops updating after two days of uptime. I couldn't find any errors in the logs, and upon checking the sensors, it seems they simply stop updating. I've been running Home Assistant on Docker for over two years without any issues, but I'm currently out of ideas.
They start updating again after restarting Home Assistant from the UI. I'm currently running 2025.1.4 with supervisor 2024.12.3 and OS 14.2
trail oxide
so problem solved itself then?
dusty ether
Sorry, I should have been clearer. After a restart, they work for about 1–2 days, but then I need to restart again for them to update.
dusty ether
I gave it more memory, which it readily accepted. Home Assistant seems more responsive now. I'll update in a few days—hopefully, that was the issue, as my hass is packed with automations and sensors.
trail oxide
OS view is not accurate, that's just what it reserved. Not what it's actually using. 4GB seems like a lot
check http://homeassistant.local:8123/config/hardware for real usage
dusty ether
Still not working. Memory is 1.1 GB after restart
I just updated to 2025.2.0, curious to see if it makes a difference
trail oxide
is it p1 via wifi?
dusty ether
Yes, but it’s also my GoodWe inverter that stops updating around the same time and thats connected with Ethernet
trail oxide
Might be the wifi then
dusty ether
Might be the wifi then
It wouldn't explain the sensors on my inverter though
My inverter is connected with ethernet and they have it also
dusty ether
Okay so I figured out that my sensor are still updating but energy is not, these screenshots are before restart
This after restart:
Seems like they update but don’t store the history and that might be why?
trail oxide
well your watt sensor here is not updating
dusty ether
well your watt sensor here is not updating
Look at the first image. This was before restart, it looked fine
After the restart the line became flat
trail oxide
the restart is at a different time
but still, its your watt sensor going flat. That's the input for your integral sensor
so your problem is whatever is giving input to the watt sensor
dusty ether
the restart is at a different time
The restart is at 6:47 and it came back up at 6:49 and after the restart the sensor went flat, before it wasn't
trail oxide
tried checking the logs of whatever integration you are using to read the sensor?