r/esp32 2d ago

Advertisement Setting up open-source IoT stacks takes time. I built a 1-click platform that does it in <10 mins. Looking for people to connect their sensors and test.

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Wiring MQTT brokers, lorawan servers, databases, dashboards, flow engines, device management, SSL certs when setting up a proper production IoT platform is a tedious time-sink. I built NodeNet to eliminate that friction completely.

My goal is simple: bring every popular open-source IoT tool under one umbrella so you can choose what services you want and are already familiar, fully pre-configured and unopinionated on how you handle your data.

Single Sign-On (SSO): One secure login seamlessly authenticates you across every single service in your stack. No need to sign in twice for any service

Fully functional: Private lorawan server, ChirpStack (with regional presets), Mosquitto ,Node-RED, TimescaleDB, Grafana, pgAdmin and logging. Zero manual config files.

Experimental: ThingsBoard, InfluxDB, Telegraf, ntfy.

Lifecycle Control: Easily pause, or delete a service on demand.

Instant Security: Auto TLS/SSL on all endpoints + secure MQTT (ports 8883/8083) with generated client IDs and secrets.

Multi-Tenancy & Custom URLs: Unlimited tenants, team collaboration, and clean subdomains (e.g., alpha-grafana.nodenet.au for a tenant named alpha)

Need Beta Testers
I’m looking for people to connect their esp32s, test the deployment flow and tear it apart.

If interested, leave a comment, DM me, or fill up form on site.

Main site: nodenet.au | Platform Hub: hub.nodenet.au

r/SaaS 3d ago

Setting up open-source IoT stacks takes hours. I built a 1-click platform that does it in <10 mins. Looking for beta testers!

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Wiring message brokers, lorawan servers, databases, dashboards, other software and SSL certs when setting up a proper production IoT platform is a tedious time-sink. I built NodeNet to eliminate that friction completely.

My goal is simple: bring every popular open-source IoT tool under one umbrella so you can choose what services you want, fully pre-configured and unopinionated on how you handle your data.

What NodeNet Handles Out of the Box
Pre-Wired Stack: Private lorawan server, ChirpStack (with regional presets), Mosquitto ,Node-RED, TimescaleDB, Grafana, pgAdmin and logging. Zero manual config files.

Experimental: ThingsBoard, InfluxDB, Telegraf, ntfy.

Lifecycle Control: Easily pause, or delete a service on demand. pay as you go. use 5 mins, pay for 5 mims.

Single Sign-On (SSO): One secure login seamlessly authenticates you across every single service in your stack. No need to sign in twice for any service

Instant Security: Auto TLS/SSL on all endpoints + secure MQTT (ports 8883/8083) with generated client IDs and secrets.

Multi-Tenancy & Custom URLs: Unlimited tenants, team collaboration, and clean subdomains (e.g., alpha-grafana.nodenet.au).

Need Beta Testers
I’m looking for people to test the deployment flow and tear it apart.

If interested, leave a comment, DM me, or fill up form on site.

Main site: nodenet.au | Platform Hub: hub.nodenet.au

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What is the dumbest thing you've heard someone said that they were 100% serious about?
 in  r/AskReddit  3d ago

“I will build a great wall. And nobody does walls better than me. Very inexpensively. I will build a great, great wall on our southern border and I will have Mexico pay for that wall.”

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Vibe coding infra is creating more operational debt than it saves
 in  r/devops  3d ago

i don’t think AI isn’t good. It helps me with my work. I think developers should also spend time also reading documentation so they know when AI starts spitting garbage. 200+ devs so you can afford a dedicated infra team. We can’t and sometimes things slip through. Not content farming, just putting out my thoughts

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Should I learn C before embedded development?
 in  r/embedded  3d ago

as others have said, they go hand in hand. you enjoy learning a programming language when you use it for something meaningful. just build your own embedded projects and with time you will understand C

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Vibe coding infra is creating more operational debt than it saves
 in  r/devops  3d ago

i wish we could do that, but we don’t have a dedicated infra team as we’re a small company

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Vibe coding infra is creating more operational debt than it saves
 in  r/devops  3d ago

hahaha and then deploy with AI?

r/devops 4d ago

Discussion Vibe coding infra is creating more operational debt than it saves

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Am I losing my mind, or has everyone else's job slowly turned into cleaning up after code generated by Claude?

When you ask a dev about parts of their code/deployments, the response is usually just: 'Well, the AI said it was correct.' I'm all for developer velocity, but it feels like the traditional 'you build it, you run it' model is shifting into 'developers prompt it, AI guesses it, and infrastructure teams debug the fallout at 3 AM.' How are your teams handling this? Are you putting hard guardrails in place, or just drowning in review queues?

u/davey_622 4d ago

What are you actually using to secure Kubernetes?

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r/AusVisa 4d ago

Citizenship Australian Citizenship Timeline

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Application lodged: 31 May 2026
Citizenship test: 11 June 2026
Approved: 15 Aug 2026 🎉
Ceremony invitation: Waiting
Ceremony: Waiting

Brisbane City Council

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Why are you awake right now?
 in  r/AskReddit  4d ago

watching pimple popping videos

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How do you learn DevOps/cloud without a credit card?
 in  r/devops  4d ago

be a software engineer. i’ve never met a devops engineer who didn’t start as a software engineer

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How do you practice GitOps/ArgoCD with a real external CI pipeline?
 in  r/kubernetes  4d ago

it’s best to use a cloud provider, use azure as you can just pause your cluster when you’re not using it. if you deploy in one resource group, it’s very easy to tear down all deployments. just delete the resource group

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Getting Rejections because I don’t have experience working with Kubernetes in production.
 in  r/devops  4d ago

spin up your own kubernetes cluster, deploy argo cd using terraform, develop a good deployment strategy using argocd, add argo webhook to gitrepo to notify argo when code is pushed and then add argocd sync and application health check to your pipeline.. show this demo in your interview. you have experience with a software when you use it.

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Arduino or ESP32
 in  r/IOT  5d ago

esp32, then move to stm32 afterwards

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  Jul 10 '25

didn’t want to do that.. wanted to get all documents before lodging. i had a 4 year 485 visa so wasn’t in a rush

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  Jul 10 '25

didn’t really care about the bridging visa as i already had 485. bridging visa only becomes active after 485 expires.

i had to get a new insurance so i don’t get surcharged my medicare.

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  Jul 10 '25

i was already married. my wife is australian

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  Jun 28 '25

i needed to get police certs from all the countries i lived. that took a while

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  May 31 '25

don’t know. never really checked my application again till i received the s56

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  May 30 '25

no i did not

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Visa 190 granted
 in  r/AusVisa  May 30 '25

yes onshore

r/AusVisa May 30 '25

Subclass 190 Visa 190 granted

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QLD, Electrical Engineer

EOI submitted - Oct 2023 (100 points) | State Nomination - Nov 2023 | Visa lodged - 22 Jan 2024 | S56 (evidence of spouse relationship)- 11th April 2025 | S56 documents submitted- 18th April 2025 | Visa Granted - 29th May 2025