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@NeverDie 85? I have 1458.

I like LastPass. I use Keepass occasionally. I recently heard about Bitwarden which looks good but I have not used it yet.

@chamroeun-ou said in Integrate with ThingsBoard:

If I use Thingsboard gateway, I will have to deploy Mysensors gateway anyway in order to intercept the incoming RF24 data, right?

Yes

@EdCali sorry I don’t understand. I don’t know how this device is designed.

@chamroeun-ou the Thingsboard gateway is designed to do all sorts of mappings. You can write any mapping you like.

Thingsboard gateway is designed to translate formats. I have not used it for MySensors, but it works well for some other formats I have come across. https://thingsboard.io/docs/iot-gateway/config/mqtt/

@monte LAN-LAN

@monte yes I did.

opnsense is so much slower because of BSD. pfsense has the same problem. I don't know the details, but it boils down to some important part of the BSD networking stack being single-threaded. It seems to be a well-known problem in the router world. I applied multiple tweaks to the BSD kernel, but they did not make any significant difference.

I have an apu4d4. Started with Esxi and Opnsense in a vm, but esxi crashed when I was running a lot of traffic in opnsens. Instead I installed Debian on it and run just a basic nftables firewall. I run Proxmox on it as well. Here are performance benchmarks:

@DenisJ being awake 2 seconds every minute will drain the battery pretty quickly (as shown by the calculator).

If you want longer battery life, consider sending much less frequently, and see if you can get the awake time down to much less time. With wakeups every few hours, and awake times in less than 1/10 second you can get multiple years battery life.

@WiktorDIY maybe the API and Documentation links on https://www.mysensors.org/download can be useful?
The Getting started guide can hopefully be useful as well.