The original Synology stick is 1GB DDR3L 1600mHz 1.35v Samsung memory This YouTube video actually helped me with removing the case: Whether or not your warranty will become void is a risk you are agreeing to take by opening up your unit. Opening the case:ĭISCLAIMER: Anything you do inside your Synology NAS is your responsibility. I decided I’d upgrade the RAM with some of the spare laptop memory I have laying around. I eventually decided that it probably didn’t matter that much how much RAM it had When I saw my RAM filling up for no reason, my concerns grew again. Since I did not want to mess around with exposing docker.sock file to a remote client, I went with exposing a TCP endpoint on docker host to a remote telegraf agent.Īdd the endpoint details to /var/packages/Docker/etc/dockerd.When I bought my Synology DS416play, I was concerned about the included 1GB of RAM. This plugin and details can be found here:ĭashboards for the metrics can be found here:
I will be using this instead of a custom script going forward. Telegraf introduced a new vsphere plugin. To verify everything is working as expected. Restart telegraf and test with the '-test' flag. Go through the linked page above or the snmpwalk output and make a list of OIDs you want to monitor (grep is your friend here)Īdd them to nf using examples others have provided elsewhere in this thread home/$USER/.snmp/mibs or user/share/snmp/mibs Get your MIBs (from here, for Synology Synology MIB download) and drop them in either of the below locations: SNMPv2-MIB::sysName.0 = STRING: Synology DS416Play SNMPv2-MIB::sysContact.0 = STRING: Redacted
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