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I figured out what the issue was. I did not have default selected for the Prometheus data source in Grafana. The data was populating the database, but not being displayed in Grafana.

I am not running keepalived. They are individual instances of PiHole with both designated in my DHCP scope.

I am running two instances of Pi-Hole on two external servers. Can you monitor both? The one I have setup is not populating any data. Would the port be different for external servers?

Additional question on this topic. After making the above changes, should you then set your appdata share to Cache: ONLY?

I just found this thread as well. I having been dealing with the SHFS problem for the last several weeks about every other day. It required a hard reset to clear. My server is currently in this state and I was trying to troubleshoot the situation. I found a couple of things: 1. The CPU load on my dual Xeon 2.0GHz 12 core/24 thread is climbing steadily and at about >=30.00, certain Docker containers become unusable 2. If I SSH into the server and try to do any dick I/O in the /mnt disk structure (except for /mnt/cache/appdata), the terminal session locks up and has to be killed. 3. The CPU usage in UNRAID is still within normal levels (<=25% CPU) while there are a few individual cores that are peaked at 100% and do not go down. I am going to hard reboot the server and make this change in all of my Docker containers to see if this alleviates my issues. Thank you for the recommendation.