ThingBoard Server Maintenance & Dashboards
Budget / Salary€30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I run a Windows Server instance that hosts our ThingBoard platform and I need a reliable expert to keep everything running smoothly while expanding what the system can show us.
Scope of work
• Ongoing server maintenance and troubleshooting – watch over the Windows Server and the core ThingBoard service so uptime stays high, issues are caught early, and patches are applied safely.
• Network configuration checks – verify that ports, firewalls, and connectivity paths let devices reach ThingBoard without hiccups.
• New dashboards design – build clear, real-time dashboards inside ThingBoard that cover:
– Device status, connection, and errors
– Live sensor readings and trends
– Alerts, alarms, and maintenance tasks
What success looks like
• ThingBoard starts automatically on reboot, logs stay clean, and system resources are balanced.
• Devices connect consistently; data flows without noticeable lag.
• Dashboards load quickly, use intuitive widgets, and are easy for non-technical staff to navigate.
• I receive a short hand-off document showing any configuration changes and how to add future devices or widgets.
If you are comfortable diving into both Windows Server internals and the ThingBoard UI/API, let’s discuss timelines and your preferred workflow.
Payment: fixed price.
Scope of work
• Ongoing server maintenance and troubleshooting – watch over the Windows Server and the core ThingBoard service so uptime stays high, issues are caught early, and patches are applied safely.
• Network configuration checks – verify that ports, firewalls, and connectivity paths let devices reach ThingBoard without hiccups.
• New dashboards design – build clear, real-time dashboards inside ThingBoard that cover:
– Device status, connection, and errors
– Live sensor readings and trends
– Alerts, alarms, and maintenance tasks
What success looks like
• ThingBoard starts automatically on reboot, logs stay clean, and system resources are balanced.
• Devices connect consistently; data flows without noticeable lag.
• Dashboards load quickly, use intuitive widgets, and are easy for non-technical staff to navigate.
• I receive a short hand-off document showing any configuration changes and how to add future devices or widgets.
If you are comfortable diving into both Windows Server internals and the ThingBoard UI/API, let’s discuss timelines and your preferred workflow.
Payment: fixed price.
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