Add dbx DriveRack PA2 exporter to hardware exporters - #3059
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Signed-off-by: Tilmann Felgner <git@dualanalkanal.de>
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Adds pa2_exporter to the hardware
section, inserted alphabetically.
It exports metrics from the dbx DriveRack PA2, a loudspeaker management
processor used in live venues and installed sound systems: input and output
levels, limiter and compressor activity, mutes, crossover configuration, loaded
preset, and an audit trail of settings changed on the device. It speaks the
unit's own network control protocol and is strictly read-only — it never sends
a
set, so it cannot alter what a room sounds like.Written against the guidelines on writing exporters:
_total, gauges use base units (dB, seconds)pa2_upmetric reports whether the device session is established, anddevice-state series are withheld while it is down rather than reporting the
last known value
statlabel with min/avg/max over a trailing window instead of aliasing toone arbitrary sample
MIT licensed, tested on Python 3.9–3.14, multi-arch images on GHCR and Docker
Hub. No trademark affiliation with Harman — the model name identifies the
compatible hardware only, as noted in the project's TRADEMARKS.md.