Showcases Category: Raspberry Pi

This practical demonstration is based on the article part 4: Monitoring Raspberry Pi 4 performance in real time, the last of the mini-book titled Hands on Development with Raspberry Pi 4.

This post builds on my previous posts in the Raspberry Pi Cluster series by performing a small refactor and storing cluster vitals data to InfluxDB.

Working from home brings it’s own set of unique challenges. You may be wondering what (or who!) is using your home internet connection now that your entire family is likely to be online at the same time for most of the day.

Brew walks us through his weather station project that uses a number of tools to produce a professional result.

We’ve covered a couple of ways to build a LoRa gateway for The Things Network (TTN) here on the blog and on YouTube, but what about if you want to take advantage of your own gateway and deploy some sensors in your home or garden?

Back in the first part of this series, we detailed the process of building a simple LoRa-connected weather station to monitor temperature, humidity, and pressure, and send the readings to The Things Network (TTN). In this second part, we’re going to take a look at how you can capture that data, record it and produce a dashboard and graphs to visualize the data.