The Things Network Madrid
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The document discusses how to manage multiple LoRa gateways connected to The Things Network (TTN) using balena.io. It outlines steps to set up a Raspberry Pi-based gateway running the BasicStation software and connect it to TTN. These include creating a balena.io account, deploying the BasicStation software, flashing an SD card, and registering the gateway on TTN. Managing gateways this way allows for continuous integration and remote access to logs, similar to how software developers work with code.
The Things Network Madrid
- 1. How to manage multiple basicstation TTN Lora Gateways without friction TTN Madrid meetup - 3 de julio de 2020
- 2. Marc Pous IoT Giant & balena.io Developer Advocate Co-Founder at thethings.iO Sigfox Ambassador IoT Barcelona
- 3. On today’s menu ● Internet of Things on scale ● Let’s cook! ○ Raspberry Pi + RAK2245 ○ Basics Station TTN LoRa gateway ○ Fleet of LoRa Gateways all in EU ● Things you can try at home!
- 7. How do software developers do things?
- 8. Software ● Continuous integration and delivery ● Abstraction and code reuse ● Standard development environments (aka “works on my machine”) ● Easier access to logs ● Mature tools (thank you open source)
- 9. Can hardware developers do the same?
- 17. Let’s cook!
- 20. Let’s cook! Create a balena.io account1 2 3 4 Go to the basicstation repo Click Deploy with balena Flash the OS on your SD card 5 Create the TTN Gateway
- 21. Cooking . . .
- 24. balenaFin A robust Raspberry Pi (electricity, MMC)1 2 3 4 Compute module Low Power mPCIe + GPIO
- 26. Questions?
- 27. Marc Pous Developer Advocate t: @balena_io e: [email protected]