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Run Node-RED as a service on Windows
FlowFuse's device agent allows you to manage and run your Node-RED instances on your own hardware such as a Raspberry Pi or Windows computer. This can be very useful where an application you've written needs to run flows with direct access to hardware sensors.
In this article, we're going to explain the steps to configure our device agent to run as a service in Windows using the nssm utility.
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Integrate with ChatGPT Assistants with Node-RED
Introduction to the World of GPTs and AI Assistants In the ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, Generative Pre-trained Transformers (GPTs) have... -
Node-RED Builder a GPT (Alpha) by FlowFuse
When ChatGPT was first released, my expectations were quite low. I had grown accustomed to the usual industry buzz for... -
Tracking Who Has Opened a Dashboard
As we continue to add features to the Node-RED Dashboard v2 one feature request that came in was to track... -
Meet FlowFuse at SPS Nuremberg
FlowFuse is excited to be exhibiting at the SPS in Nuremberg next week. We will be located in Hall 5 Booth... -
Innovate from within - Why manufacturing must embrace Citizen Developers
In the early days when I was working as a solution architect, I found myself in a peculiar position, observing... -
What are Certified Nodes?
We are thrilled to introduce a new feature for our Teams and Enterprise Tier customers - Certified Nodes for Node-RED.... -
Embracing Innovation: Build vs Buy in MES
Manufacturing companies often struggle to choose between building custom MES solutions or buying ready-made software. Both options have their strengths,... -
Service Disruption Report for October 11th, 2023
On October 11th, 2023, we had an issue where users were not able to access the Node-RED editor, recieving a 'Access... -
What are FlowFuse Blueprints?
Starting today, FlowFuse Blueprints are available on FlowFuse Cloud. Additionally, upon request, all our Teams and Enterprise Self-Hosted customers gain... -
How to Use Private Custom Nodes in FlowFuse?
With version 1.12 of FlowFuse, it is now possible to use your custom nodes. In this article, we'll explain how... -
Share & Preview Flows on flows.nodered.org
For years, Node-RED's website has provided functionality to share flows through flows.nodered.org This week, we at FlowFuse have contributed a new... -
Tulip Operation Calling Event Report
This week I attended the Tulip event called Operations Calling in Boston. Here are some quick observations from the event. -
FlowFuse announces a Node-RED stack for Industry 4.0 applications on ctrlX AUTOMATION
FlowFuse is pleased to announce they are now offering Node-RED plus select third party nodes from the Bosch Rexroth ctrlX... -
FlowFuse Cloud Starter package - The easiest way to get started with Node-RED
FlowFuse is used by businesses and hobbyists alike. We aim to provide a platform that meets the needs of both,... -
FlowFuse 1.11 makes it easier to get started with FlowFuse and Node-RED
FlowFuse 1.11 introduces a new starter tier for FlowFuse Cloud that makes it easier to get started with FlowFuse and... -
FlowFuse is now available on AWS Marketplace
Many customers want to run FlowFuse in their own cloud environment, AWS being a great example. Today we're excited to... -
Our Open Source offering is a tier, not our competition
More than once we’ve been in discussion with prospective customers on what tier is the right tier for their current Node-RED... -
Why the Automation Pyramid blocks digital transformation - The Role of Unified Namespace
A few years ago, I wrote an article, in German, detailing my understanding of how the Automation Pyramid, a widely...
