[ANSWERED]Overall system performance

My Indigo system is growing, and I am almost adding triggers, timers and action groups daily. So I am just wondering how many triggers, timers, action groups and schedules that other users are having? What is normal, and what is to much?

Håvard


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I have :

40 devices -- 30 Z-Wave and 10 virtual.
21 Triggers
16 Schedules
5 Action groups
15 Control pages

Not that much at all.

Well I have:
138 devices. Including child devices, zwave, rfxcom etc...
113 triggers
16 schedules
54 action groups
21 control pages

Hi,

119 devices. Including child devices, etc...
168 triggers
13 schedules
292 action groups
8 control pages

No performance problems. But when is much too much?

Greetings,
Adrian

Hi,

85 devices X10, Zwave, RFX, Oregon, Sonos
72 triggers, 67 active
37 schedules, 19 active
143 action groups
16 control pages...

on an old Mac Mini, no hit on system performance.

I would think triggers and schedule are the ones consuming processor power, but I don't really know.

[matt (support)]

Indigo is fairly optimized and Mac's have lots of CPU power, so we haven't had many reports of performance problems that I can recall.

One exception would be a few cases where users have scripts (or now plugins) that are updating lots of devices or variables every second or two. In those cases the Mac UI can have problems keeping up with the refreshes (especially in some dialogs with popups). We've worked around most of those problems though, and note those problems are specific to the UI — the Indigo Server itself can handle the rapid changes just fine.

Other performance problems have been caused by scripts or plugins that had tight infinite loops making Indigo object queries or changes. Those problems are normally solved by just adding a sleep/delay into the loop.

Well for us that are previously Vera users we are used to living on the edge when it comes to performance. So indigo is a new universe when it comes to performance and stability. But it is interesting to see how other users are using Indigo.


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