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What is an industrial IoT gateway? In an Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) environment, smart edge devices—from load breakers and meter concentrators to sensors, CCTV cameras, traffic monitoring units, remote PLC controllers, and other automation-enabled devices—are connected to operational networks…

The Internet of Things is developing rapidly. This has led to the introduction of various smart devices that make connecting to remote locations easy. One of the latest technological advancements in IoT is the MQTT gateway, which acts as an…

There are many IoT data transmission devices on the market that can connect industrial equipment and networks to PLCs. Connect the controller to the Internet, set up associated networks, gain remote access or exchange data. Typical terms are used such…

In principle, edge computing technology is used to collect, filter, process and analyze data “in situ” at or near the edge of the network. This is a powerful way to use data that cannot first be moved to a centralized…

Node-RED allows you to quickly start developing applications by dragging in nodes and connecting them together to create a flow. This can be a great way to get started, but as traffic grows over time, it can make the application…

Overview This tutorial builds on the first tutorial to create a process that starts bringing in data from external sources to do something useful locally. The process will: Periodically retrieve information from the website Convert this information into useful form…

Edge computing gateway is an intelligent device that can run local computing, data caching, message communication and other functions on the device. It also has a name, also called IoT edge computing gateway. And it also has a feature, which…

Overview This tutorial introduces the Node-RED editor and creates a flow that demonstrates Inject, Debug, and Function nodes. 1. Access the editor With Node-RED running, open the editor in a web browser. If you are using a browser on the…

Node-RED is a flow-based programming tool originally developed by IBM’s Emerging Technology Services team and is now part of the OpenJS Foundation. flow-based programming Invented by J. Paul Morrison in the 1970s, stream-based programming is a method of describing the…

This guide walks you through the steps of running Node-RED on an Azure virtual machine instance. Create a base image Log in to the Azure console Click to add a new… virtual machine In the list of virtual machines, select…

This guide walks you through the steps to get Node-RED running in an AWS environment. There are two methods: Running on AWS Elastic Beanstalk Service (EB) Running on Elastic Beanstalk with high availability Running under Ubuntu image on AWS EC2…