Just a shout out and kudos to the people who implemented this:
This is very cool 
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Very cool, but how to get the temperature reading back?
We removed it intentionally. Not all devices reported reliable temperature to the endpoints we used and it often did not work on containers.
You should use a device monitoring software to get system stats. We think temperature is not part of statistics you would need to get from a DNS software.
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Understand some devices don't but think many uses Raspberries where the temperature is correctly reported, and it would have been nice with a option to toggle this off/on.
Same could be said for the CPU/Memory load as a device monitoring software would report same.
We agree.
This was also discussed, but it was not removed.
I like the queries per minute stat, but just noticed something that might need tweaked. I have two piholes and one is rarely hit...so the queries per minute seems to be stuck at an artificially high value on that one. It was showing 42/min but when I logged into that CT and queried it directly, it did trigger it to drop to 4/min. But it had been stuck at 42 for quite a while. Just something I noticed. Cheers!
Can you please open a new topic with a debug log and describing your issue?
Just to be clear, this is not at all an issue, I should have been more explicit. I'm sure this is by design and is fine as is. Most don't have a pihole which sets mostly idle. The stat appears to be refreshed only when a query is processed, and not refreshed when it is idle. It was just something I noticed and passed on as such.
I am confused. I am using Beta V6 and am up to date. I still have temperature not queries per minute.
Then you're not using the latest code.
What is the output of
pihole -v
Core
Version is v5.18.3-497-gc0e39087 (Latest: null)
Branch is development
Hash is c0e39087 (Latest: c0e39087)
Web
Version is v5.21-959-g7acf4647 (Latest: null)
Branch is devel
Hash is 7acf4647 (Latest: 7acf4647)
FTL
Version is vDev-d749dff (Latest: null)
Branch is development
Hash is d749dffb (Latest: d749dffb)
Please run
sudo pihole checkout web development
Sorted. Thanks
Are you using Docker?
Did you switch from development-v6 to development?
Not using Docker. Yes, I think I switched from development-v6 to development.
I followed Preparing for the v6 release
Just an explanation:
This was caused by a temporary issue created when we renamed the development branches. There was a small issue (already fixed) changing the Web branch to devel instead of development.
Now your Pi-hole is up-to-date.