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    Sending data from WiPy to the SQL database on Raspberry Pi

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      dabal221
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      Hey,
      my problem is as follows, I want to send data received from a GPS module connected to WiPy to a SQL database that is located on Raspberry Pi 3B+.

      The idea is that the WiPy module will be connected to a WIFI network (e.g. when someone is in town with WiPy) and Raspberry which is located in my house it will be connected via Ethernet.

      My problem is that I don't know how to make a connection between them, how to send data, how to do it so that Raspberry receives data and uploads it to the database?

      Please help me. Thank you in advance.

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        cmisztur
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        Best way would be to run Node Red on the Pi, ingest data from pycom over MQTT and let Node Red write to SQL.

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          svonbentzel
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          Laravel Webserver on raspberry ??

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