As of July 4th 2025, EDLAVP has officially been retired.

EDLAVP was initially only created for testing purposes before it evolved into its current state. As a result, the infrastructure behind it was always less than optimal, including the sensors themselves, as can be seen on the statuspage, with the service experiencing frequent long-lasting outages. We have therefore decided to discontinue EDLAVP. We are planning to create EDLAVP V2 which will be more advanced, and based on ESP32 boards in the near future. However, due to other ongoing projects this might be delayed. Thank you for trying EDLAVP and providing feedback.

For archival purposes, historical data collected by EDLAVP will continue to be available on the Grafana dashboard. We will continue to store the data for at least a year. The code may be opensourced in the near future, including the firmware for the sensors.

An archive is available, for users who want to download the data.

If you MUST access the old EDLAVP WebView website, go here. You may experience issues.