I guess this is overkill as the drives are designed to handle vibrations and will self-correct when vibrations get too high using their own internal accelerometers.
But it seems like a way to test your setup and just have that peace off mind that your rack isn't slowing down or causing increased strain on your HDDs. Along with it just being a fun experiment
I'm don't know any coding and I'm not great with command lines. So I was looking for a setup that is more plug and play.
There probably is a range of vibrations that the accelerometer should be most sensitive to because they cause the most issues or reverberates more in chassis
-Picoquake seems like a neat little device, but it seems like it doesn't come with a GUI. Although it might be possible to import the data from it into another software.
https://www.tindie.com/products/plab/picoquake-usb-vibration-sensor/
https://picoquake.plab.si/
-ADXL345 with USB connection (Creality ADXL345 etc.)
-Phidget, seems to have a GUI control panel
https://www.phidgets.com/?prodid=1269
https://www.phidgets.com/docs/Phidget_Control_Panel
Have anyone tried to do this? Any suggestions of what I should focus on do this successfully?