Use personal cloud to create the database for sensor

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Hey I am interfacing wireless sensor with raspberry pi I need to know that while making personal cloud what tools are available to manage, design and create the mentioned points :

  • I want to create the application which connect to my personal cloud and share the temperature readings.
  • Want to manage the database through the my cloud and as create backup by linking my cloud to other internet cloud
  • Design a dashboard with bar graph which share the live temperature readings also store the back up of live data in spreadsheets using external hard-drive connected to raspberry pi for creating a cloud
  • Send warning notification Via email or SMS through cross-platform messaging and Voice over IP services

Please suggest the best ways for this process your intel will be very helpful.

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This is not really an ownCloud question, isn’t it?

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Apologies if something is not correct, my main aim is to make the private cloud which manage the database system and create a dash boards.

I am beginner and trying to make personal cloud for my home

I was able to make personal cloud with external hard-drive using video tutorial

So I am looking for some development tools which is easy to integrate with OwnCload to create what I want

Or is it actually possible to make this using by using own cloud?

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Exactly. You are looking for tools for ownCloud, not tools in ownCloud

Not that I know of. Your goal is to gather external information and store it in ownCloud.

Storing it is no problem, for gathering you need external tools.

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I think you want to check out this app as a starting point: https://marketplace.owncloud.com/apps/sensorlogger

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Hey @hodyroff

I am looking something similar to this is there any documentations to use sensor logger with raspberry pi ? And Is it possible to design dashboard according to our own sufficiency using this ?

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Don’t see something in the way to run it on Rasperry Pi. Best would be to chat with the developer about dashboard, etc. Happy I could help!