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As rpimonitor stores its rrd data in /var/lib/rpimonitor/stat/. If you like your containers to be able to be recreated without losing data, as I do, a suggestion would be to add a volume mapping to a localhost folder.
--volume=/your-local-path:/var/lib/rpimonitor/stat/
The rrd files will be stored locally and the container can be removed and recreated at will.
A systemd file could then be used which removed the container when stopped and recreates it started.
First of all. This is great work.
As rpimonitor stores its rrd data in /var/lib/rpimonitor/stat/. If you like your containers to be able to be recreated without losing data, as I do, a suggestion would be to add a volume mapping to a localhost folder.
--volume=/your-local-path:/var/lib/rpimonitor/stat/
The rrd files will be stored locally and the container can be removed and recreated at will.
A systemd file could then be used which removed the container when stopped and recreates it started.
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