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Runtime & Resources

Runtime & Resources gives a quick, actionable view of what is running on a device and what resources it uses.
These are three of the tabs in the device metrics panel, which you open with the Metrics icon in the device row: Containers, Storage, and Sensors.

Containers​

Containers is a page that shows all containers on the device.
Here you could normally start / stop, remove, and view logs of containers.

These functions are not included in the default Cordatus Fleet Management license.
If you want to use them, you need to buy the correct license and follow the instructions in that section.

Storage Info​

Storage Info shows the storage usage of the device.
It lists mounted partitions (root, extra disks, or network disks) and their usage, and also shows system folders used by Cordatus.

Open it from the Metrics icon in the device row, then select the Storage tab in the panel. On this tab you will see:

  • Internal Disks — Shows the root partition (/) of the device, with total size, used space, and free space.
  • External Disks — Any extra disk mounted to the device.
  • Network Host — Network shares mounted as storage.
  • System Storage Paths — Folders created and used by Cordatus (for example: Video Records, Inference Engine Models, Logs). Shows path, occupied size, and editable or not.

Storage Info

Storage Info tab

 

note

Settings for Video Recording (saving camera/stream outputs) are shown in this page, but this feature is not included in the default Device Hub license.
To use recording, please check the related license section.

Sensors​

Sensors lets you connect and track extra hardware sensors on the device.
You can add sensors such as GPS or IMU and use their features.

Add a new sensor​

  1. Open the Metrics icon in the device row, then select the Sensors tab in the panel.
  2. Click the New Sensor button.
  3. Enter:
    • Name — A clear name for the sensor (for example: Front-GPS, Drone-IMU).
    • Type — Choose sensor type:
      • GPS — Provides location (latitude, longitude). Can be used to show live device location in the Map page.
      • IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) — Provides motion and orientation data (accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer). Useful for devices that move or rotate.
    • Sensor Path — Path or interface used by the device to read this sensor.
  4. Click Save Sensor.

Add Sensor

Add Sensor dialog

 

Sensor list view​

After you add a sensor, it appears in the Sensors list.
For each sensor you can see:

  • Name — The name you gave.
  • Type — GPS, IMU, or other supported type.
  • Path — OS path to your device.
  • Created At — When the sensor was added.

Sensors

Sensors tab

 

Troubleshooting​

  • Storage usage shows “N/A”

    • The device may not have shared mount info yet. Click Refresh.
    • Check permissions on the device.

  • Sensors not updating

    • Sensor service may be offline.
    • Verify connections and check device Logs.