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The final blog in the IoT Platform series demonstrates how to fully utilize the platform by working with drivers, devices, sensors, data ingestion, visualizations, and integrations. It also explores advanced features such as dataviews, zones, maps, reports, alerts, simulations, and panels to showcase the platform’s complete capabilities.
This blog continues the IoT platform setup by explaining how to install and run the Stream application, which collects incoming data from sensors. You’ll learn how to create a driver and device, secure the data with a token, and send real-time values to your platform using a simple API request.
This blog shows how to install the Total.js IoT platform step by step, including setting up the database, downloading the code, and running the application. It’s the first part of a series that explains how to build the full platform by adding components like Stream, OpenReports, Flow, and OpenPlatform.
Dynamic WS routing works similarly to dynamic HTTP routing, where certain parts of the URL are treated as variables.
In this post, we’re stepping into the universe of real-time communications with WebSocket routing.
