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Engineering

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Don't wait a year. Migrate from Google Cloud IoT Core to Qubitro today.

Google has dropped a bombshell on users of its Google Cloud Platform IoT Core service: it will be discontinued a year from now. Google Cloud IoT Core is being retired on August 16, 2023, and Google recommends contacting the Google Cloud account team for more information; however, we have a

Introducing Postman collection to explore Qubitro API

Qubitro API is a great way to access, process, and put device data into custom applications. While it is possible to work with APIs in numerous ways, that'll take quite a bit of time (and is error-prone). We recommend using Postman with the Qubitro API when exploring the APIs functionality

Soil Moisture Monitoring using ESP8266 and Qubitro

Soil moisture sensor data visualization in the Qubitro using Esp8266 and FC-28.

GPS Monitoring with Qubitro and M5StickC

Quick Introduction: This tutorial is based on Real-Time GPS Monitoring using M5Stick C (ESP32) with the help of Qubitro's GPS Mapping System. Things you needed: 1. M5StickC [https://shop.m5stack.com/products/stick-c?variant=17203451265114] 2. M5Stack GPS Unit (AT6558) [https://shop.m5stack.com/products/mini-gps-bds-unit] 3. Grove connector 4.

Moving from AWS to Equinix Metal & Cloudflare

Moving from AWS to Equinix Metal & Cloudflare

Rapid Environmental Monitor Deployment

Build, Deploy, and Connect sensor nodes with Qubitro using the LoRaWAN networking technology and RAKwireless hardware.

Transition from Public to Private Cloud

> TL;DR We moved from Public to Private Cloud. Qubitro now independently runs on an isolated, private cloud thanks to Equinix Metal. Scaling dynamic deployments Our infrastructure evolved from constantly crashing Python scripts to re-written APIs, microservices, queues, multi-node databases, and so on. We are collecting device data from multiple