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Choose your data region

Your data stays in the region you choose, for residency and compliance. No credit card required.

North America Data stored in North America Europe Data stored in the European Union

Rather run it yourself? Install on your own servers

Step 4. Check device data

To review the data uploaded from your gateway, use the following steps:

  1. Navigate to the Devices & assets > Devices page and click on the created device. This will open the device details page. From there, switch to the Attributes tab to view the attributes that were configured in the connector.

    View device attributes on the Attributes tab

  2. To view real-time telemetry data from the device, navigate to the Latest Telemetry tab. Here, you will find the telemetry data being sent by the device, including metrics like “humidity”, “temperature” and “relay”. This tab provides real-time device telemetry updates.

    View real-time telemetry on the Latest Telemetry tab

Congratulations! 🎉

You have successfully completed the Getting Started guide of the ThingsBoard IoT Gateway, created a gateway device, launched the gateway using Docker, configured a connector to connect to a local demo server, collected the data, and reviewed the received device data on ThingsBoard.

After the successful installation and configuration of your first connector, you can configure other connectors to connect to different devices. You can find more information about connectors in the following articles:

You can read more about ThingsBoard IoT Gateway remote configuration.

Checklist

Section titled “Checklist”
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