Building an InfluxDB IoT Edge Data Collection Device (Part 1)

I've been saying that I was going to write this whole project for some time now, but it has been such a daunting task that I've been putting it off, starting, stopping, and, generally, not getting it done for a few months. But, finally, I have it! This is both a hardware build and a software build, and there are a lot of moving parts, so be prepared! Overview I wanted to build a demonstration system that would show off the capabilities of using InfluxData — the entire TICK Stack-on the extreme edge of an IoT Architecture. While a lot of companies are betting on the cloud for IoT data collection, I understand that, for some, especially in the industrial IoT space, a cloud-first strategy is simply a non-starter. Furthermore, with a wide variety of network connectivity modalities — WiFi, BLE, LoRAWAN, etc. — being deployed, at some point, you simply have to have an edge device to connect to your end-sensors. In essence, I wanted to pull this architecture diagram together in real life.

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