Collect and store telemetry data in reliable way, surviving network and hardware failures. Access collected data using customizable web dashboards or server-side APIs.

Support multi-tenant installations out-of-the-box. Single tenant may have multiple tenant administrators and millions of devices and customers.

As new IoT Dash servers are added in cluster mode, the number of device requests and server-side requests increases linearly. No downtime, server restarts or application errors.

All Things servers are identical—neither master-workers nor hot standbys. Automatically detects node failures. Replacement of failed nodes does not require downtime. Persisted data is replicated using a reliable NoSQL database.

Supports transport encryption for both MQTT and HTTP(s) protocols. Supports device authentication and device credentials management.

Provides ability to register and manage assets. Allows to provision server-side asset attributes and monitor related alarms. Ability to build hierarchy of entities using relations.

Supports monolithic deployment for getting started or small environments. Provides ability to upgrade to microservices for high availability and horizontal scalability.

Supports various database options and ability to choose where to store main entities and where to store telemetry data

Process incoming device data with flexible rule chains based on entity attributes or message content. Forward data to external systems or trigger alarms using custom logic. Configure complex notification chains on alarms. Enrich server-side functionality or manipulate your devices with highly customizable rules. Define your application logic with drag-n-drop rule chain designer.

Extend default platform functionality using customizable rule chains, widgets and transport implementations. In addition to MQTT, CoAP and HTTP support, ThingsBoard users can use their own transport implementations or customize behaviour of existing protocols.