commit	273dbbdad9d92558f243a6d715d73102c4170034	[log] [tgz]
author	June Tate-Gans <jtgans@google.com>	Thu Mar 07 15:54:55 2019 -0800
committer	June Tate-Gans <jtgans@google.com>	Thu Mar 07 16:54:50 2019 -0800
tree	dffbfa5d2a9479cc040ccdedd1d59da8a99aa6dd
parent	437419481d74f31acd70b92b78456ef79d5f5492 [diff]

vitalsd: First functional commit

This gives us the beginnings of a vitalsd service that can dump output to the
serial ports.

Change-Id: I17c796984e39971fc7a6a1d1e1e1322b8094370a

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README.md

vitalsd - Statistics for Embedded Systems

What is this?

vitalsd is a very simple tool that samples vital system statistics (CPU load, free/total memory, temperatures, etc.) and outputs them periodically to a serial port. It's designed to be used on embedded systems with physical serial ports that can crash in unexpected ways that leave the system in a non-triageable state.