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Running the FlowFuse Device Agent as a service on a Raspberry Pi
FlowFuse's device agent allows you to manage and run your Node-RED instances on your own hardware such as a Raspberry Pi. This can be very useful where an application you've written needs to run flows with direct access to hardware sensors.
In this article I'm going to explain the steps to configure our device agent to run as a service in Raspbian OS, or any other OS that uses systemd.
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FlowFuse's visit to Hannover Messe 2023
"Do you use Node-RED?" This simple question became our favorite conversation opener as ZJ and I attended Hannover Messe, the... -
FlowFuse v1.6 Now Available
The new FlowFuse 1.6 adds new support for multi-instance Node-RED within a single application and support for logging from remote... -
FlowFuse v1.5 Now Available
For FlowFuse 1.5 we have been busy making a lot of UX changes and upgrading our underlying architecture to enable... -
Terminology Changes
As a new product in the market, we constantly have to make choices on how to name things. Naming things... -
FlowFuse v1.4 with device provisioning in bulk and staged development process
Deploy Node-RED to many devices quickly, and allow a staged development process with the latest release of FlowFuse v1.4. -
Toward Highly Available Node-RED
Over the past few months we've held a lot of product discovery sessions and a topic which keeps coming up is... -
Service Disruption Report for January 27th, 2023
On January 27th, 2023, we were alerted to an issue on FlowFuse Cloud where a user was not able to access... -
Telling the FlowFuse Story
During my first month at FlowFuse, I have been helping to refine the FlowFuse story. Trying to answer the questions:... -
FlowFuse 1.3 is now available, share your flows through our new team libraries and much more
Share your flows via team libraries, control access to your Node-RED dashboards using FlowFuse credentials, and filter your audit logs... -
FlowFuse 1.2.1 released
We've published a maintenance release containing a fix for new users. -
Why you need FlowFuse when you already have Node-RED?
Many organizations face challenges in IT/OT convergence. There are many protocols, disparate devices, and everything is a brownfield project. Furthermore,... -
FlowFuse Inc. becomes a member of the OpenJS Foundation
We're pleased to share the news we've joined the OpenJS Foundation to bolster our support for the Node-RED community. -
FlowFuse 1.1.2 released
We've published a maintenance fix with an important fix for the Palette Manager in Node-RED. -
Configure FlowFuse in Docker to secure all traffic
Following on from our previous article in which we covered how to run FlowFuse in Docker on Google’s Cloud Platform,... -
Re-spin of Docker-Compose install package
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FlowFuse 1.1 released with persistent file storage
Persist files on your FlowFuse Projects, publish locally developed flows to dozens of Devices in a few clicks, and use... -
FlowFuse raises $7.25M Seed Round to bring Node-RED to the Enterprise
Since the [launch of FlowFuse][first-deploy] in April 2021 our goal has been to build a low-code, enterprise-ready development platform based on... -
FlowFuse 1.0 released
Predefined environment variables for your Instances and Devices, manage your Project's modules and import your existing flows (and credentials) into...
