@mntlvr Absolutely! In fact it has been available since day 1. Check this post Since this is developed using a Platform you need to do some steps to set it up: Register as a developer here (this is free and there are no strings attached) Start your free and unlimited personal environment Install HAALL from here and just hack away.

I have a similar issue. I want to collect data from several locations and potentially also control some relays remotely. Some locations (Haiti0 will need to use a SIM card to send data. So I am looking for a reliable cloud based system to collect data and possibly control. I stumbled on this http://developers.sensetecnic.com/ , which is free. Lets you store, view data privately, and they host node-red so you can run rules and notifications or send data anywhere. It seems like a great offering but for some reason there is not that many people using it. The other thing i though about was having the remote locations post the data to dweet.io and then I could retieve from any machine i decide to be the central server. you can also do this privately for a few buck a month. If your channel resembles MQTT then you can run node-red locally and from there do formal MQTT or just a serial connection to any controller or board. I am still just testing different things. Amazon started their IoT offering yesterday which is currently free.

See http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1194/tutorial-openhab-with-serial-gateway/23