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      tbuteau
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      Hello everyone,

      For a company project, I have to configure Pysense on Wifi network to send data towards Graphite cloud. On Internet and on this forum, I didn't find any documentation or topic. I would like to know if anyone has already been brought to work on it and if this solution can be done.

      Many thanks for your answer

      Have a nice day !

      Tony

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        timh @tbuteau
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        @tbuteau You should probably start by looking at the various inbound methods you can talk to carbon (the graphite daemon you will send data too). You should establish what is expected by your graphite cloud. I would imagine it is authenticated in some fashion.

        https://graphite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/feeding-carbon.html

        pickle or plain text would be the way to go, (I am not aware of AMQP libe for MicroPython)

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