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This is what I'm doing right now for my home sensor network. 3 ESP8266's with temperature, humidity, and light sensors sending a reading every second to a pyth
by beckingz 6y ago
This is what I'm doing right now for my home sensor network.
3 ESP8266's with temperature, humidity, and light sensors sending a reading every second to a python app that writes a row to postgres on a raspberry pi 3.
So far the hardest bit has been getting all the services to restart on pi restart. Postgres works just fine.
- dls2016 6y agoI'm going to be using an RPI as well and have been messing with systemd. I know people have opinions, but I don't and it was straightforward to configure a Python script to run as a service.