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Create custom UI for your IoT devices; Golioth was built for this!

Have you tried to use the Golioth Web Console yet? The interface delivers access and control for...
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Real-time vs Historic Data Views in Grafana

We often use Grafana for visualizing data from IoT devices. We even wrote a WebSockets plugin for the platform that makes sure you can graph your live data as soon as it arrives on Golioth. But our REST API is also useful with the Grafana platform for visualize historic data.
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