Way back thought about doing something like this well and similar to the way cumulus runs.
That would be pushing of the data (config files and all) to a hosting service and running it locally on a host in the cloud. Same today for WeeWx.
Both of these are using Apache2. Cumulus does both a local web interface and an in the cloud web interface (apache2).
You could also DIY build a multiple protocal hub today that would work locally or via a WAN connection. Failure of connectivity from the Hub to the mothership locally would fail over to using a hosted mothership.
Here goofing around with the RPi can run Z-Wave, X10, UPB and getting ready to test Zigbee. The RPi would be a hardware hub of sorts using ethernet to communicate with the mothership Homeseer. Thinking there are a few folks running ZNet remotely across a WAN connection to their Homeseer mothership.
That would be pushing of the data (config files and all) to a hosting service and running it locally on a host in the cloud. Same today for WeeWx.
Both of these are using Apache2. Cumulus does both a local web interface and an in the cloud web interface (apache2).
You could also DIY build a multiple protocal hub today that would work locally or via a WAN connection. Failure of connectivity from the Hub to the mothership locally would fail over to using a hosted mothership.
Here goofing around with the RPi can run Z-Wave, X10, UPB and getting ready to test Zigbee. The RPi would be a hardware hub of sorts using ethernet to communicate with the mothership Homeseer. Thinking there are a few folks running ZNet remotely across a WAN connection to their Homeseer mothership.
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