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OpenMetrics 1.0 friendly
Designed to publish metrics in an open format that plays nicely with modern monitoring stacks.
Temperature telemetry for homelabs, server rooms, and suspiciously warm closets
Meet OctoTherm.
A network-connected temperature monitor built for people who believe metrics should be boring, open, encrypted, and easy to graph at 2:00 AM when something starts cooking.
Small device. Big monitoring energy.
OctoTherm is for the places where temperature matters: racks, workbenches, basements, garages, 3D printer areas, network closets, and anywhere else you want cold hard data instead of vibes.
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Encrypted access
Device access is encrypted so your temperature data and management surface are not casually floating around in plaintext.
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Open product mindset
No weird cloud leash. No mystery box nonsense. The goal is transparency, hackability, and standards-first monitoring.
# TODO: replace this with a real sample from your device
# Example mood only, not final product copy
octotherm_probe_temperature_celsius{probe="rack_top"} 24.62
octotherm_probe_temperature_celsius{probe="rack_bottom"} 22.91
octotherm_scrape_cache_age_seconds 3Why open matters.
Monitoring tools should cooperate. OctoTherm is being built around open standards like OpenMetrics 1.0 so your data can go where you want it to go: Prometheus, Grafana, automation, alerting, long-term storage, or whatever nerdy pipeline you dream up next.