Tenta allows you to manage sensors remotely and in real-time:
- Collect and store measurements and logs from sensors
- Configure sensors remotely
- Monitor sensors in real-time with an intuitive dashboard
Tenta is lightweight and composable. It is designed to be used as a building block in your IoT stack, together with other awesome tools like Grafana, DuckDB, or polars. Sensors connect to Tenta over a language-independent MQTT interface.
Read the documentation at tenta.onrender.com
You can try out Tenta in a few minutes with Docker Compose. Clone the repository and run:
NEXT_PUBLIC_BUILD_TIMESTAMP=$(date +%s) COMMIT_SHA=$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD) BRANCH_NAME=$(git branch --show-current) docker compose up --buildThe dashboard will be available at http://localhost:3000. You can log in with the default username happy-un1c0rn and password 12345678.
You can exit the application with Ctrl+C and remove the containers with:
docker compose down -vPublication:
License: Tenta is licensed under the MIT License.
Research: We are open for collaborations! If you want to use Tenta in your research, don't hesitate to reach out to contact@iterize.dev. We are happy to help you get started and provide support.
Contributing: We are happy about contributions to Tenta! You can start by reading our contribution guide.
Versioning: Tenta's MQTT, HTTP, and database interfaces adhere to Semantic Versioning. Changes will be tracked in release notes. Please expect breaking changes until we reach version 1.0.0.