Problem/Justification
I would like to be able to add a disk temperature widget to the dashboard. I am using truenas 25.04, freshly installed on bare metal. I am currently keeping a close eye on disk temperatures because I have new hardware. I am using the dashboard to see useful information at a glance. While I can see disk temperatures on the “reporting” page, I would like to also see this in the dashboard.
Impact
This feature would benefit users who want to see disk temperatures in the dashboard. (I can’t see any disadvantages because users can add/remove dashboard widgets as they wish).
User Story
As a truenas scale user, when configuring the dashboard, I would like to be able to add a disk temperatures widget to the dashboard. Once added, the dashboard would show disk temperatures, obviously. The benefit is that users could see disk temperatures at a glance, e.g., right after logging in when the dashboard is displayed.
Design considerations for how to show disk temperatures:
- Large widget sizes could display a graph, similar to the “reporting” page
- Small widget sizes could display an aggregate value such as average and max disk temperature from the past 24 hours.
- I have no clear preference if the disk temperature widget should be shown in the default dashboard configuration. (I believe that disk temperatures are an important key indicator for hardware health… but many other indicators are also important, and we don’t want to bloat the default dashboard with too much information).
Added on July 10th:
Alerts would be a nice complement. E.g., the ability to configure an alert for high disk and CPU temperatures. Probably worth a separate feature request… I can open one if it finds sufficient support.