The v1.69.0 caching refactor replaced Redis pub/sub with a global 30s
client polling interval. Live monitoring widgets (health-monitoring,
Dashdot, dns-hole) that previously refreshed every 5s were stuck at 30s.
Adds refetchInterval?: number | null to WidgetDefinition:
- number = poll every N seconds (e.g. 5 for live monitoring)
- null = fetch on mount only, no background polling
- undefined = use global 30s default
9 widgets set refetchInterval: 5 (live monitoring)
16 widgets set refetchInterval: null (slow data, mount-only)
Removed inline refetchInterval from docker widget component.
Fixes#6268
* feat: add GPU monitoring support via Glances integration
- Add GPU fields to SystemHealthMonitoring interface (gpuId, name,
memoryUtilization, processorUtilization, temperature, fanSpeed)
- Extend Glances integration to parse GPU data from /api/4/all endpoint
(supports NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPUs via Glances)
- Add GPU utilization ring to Health Monitoring widget with tooltip
showing VRAM usage, temperature, and fan speed
- Add GPU time-series chart to System Resources widget (grape color)
- Add GPU toggle option to both widgets
- Add English translations for GPU labels
- Add gpu: [] to all other integrations (dashdot, truenas, unraid,
openmediavault) for backward compatibility
- Add GPU mock data for development/testing
Closes community request from PR #5102 for GPU monitoring support.
* fix: implement GPU monitoring for dashdot integration and clarify OMV comment
- Add GPU load fetching via dashdot /load/gpu endpoint
- Add GPU info parsing from dashdot /info endpoint
- Add gpuLoadApi and gpu field to internalServerInfoApi schemas
- Add getCurrentGpuLoadAsync method to DashDotIntegration
- Map GPU load data to SystemHealthMonitoring gpu array
- Add explanatory comment for OMV's empty gpu array
Addresses review comments from manuel-rw on PR #5255
* Delete manifest.json