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      radossslaw
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      I know that this topic was already but I did not understand everything. I need to send data from esp 32 esp to the mysql database, it's about reading from sensors. I see this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSR2hr7v068&t=900s

      but I don't understand anything about him

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        oligauc @radossslaw
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        @radossslaw You can do this in many ways. Using a wifi connection would be the simplest way.

        You need:

        1. create a socket server on a machine, that can also run the sql server
        2. the device needs to connect to the server using a socket client
        3. the device send a packet with the information
        4. the socket server reads the data and pushes it to the sql server.
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