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Running a back end as a service or container on a small Linux box, with monitoring and upgrades

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Reading GPIO, I2C, SPI and UART devices from .NET with… Building and deploying a .NET 10 app to a Raspberry Pi-class… Running a back end as a service or container on a small Linux box,… Capturing reset reasons and core dumps and reporting them… Simulating a fleet of devices in C# to test a back end without… Telling a microcontroller from a Linux computer by OS,… Testing firmware logic on the host by keeping it in a no_std crate… Writing event-driven rules that react to device messages… Testing a back end with unit tests and integration tests… Watching device health through heartbeats, metrics, logs and… Building a small Python service that consumes MQTT into… Naming the ways a device's connection fails (access point,… Using retained messages for last-known state and…

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