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Welcome!

Welcome to TagoCore's Documentation! 📖

Fast Track​

We know your time is valuable, so we'll help you understand TagoCore in 5 minutes! ⏰

TagoCore​

TagoCore is a free, fast, and open-source IoT platform for edge computing that you can use to parse, and analyze the data from your devices!

TagoCore supports all major operating systems, and can be downloaded in our Downloads page.

Once you have downloaded and extracted TagoCore, you can run it by opening a terminal in the folder where the tagocore binary is located and typing the following command:

./tagocore

That's it! TagoCore is up and running. ⚡

Now that you have access to the system, it's time to understand some of the resources in TagoCore.

Devices​

Devices are the link between the data in your TagoCore and your devices in the real world. For a physical device to send data to TagoCore, you must create a new Device in the application. Learn more about Devices.

Buckets​

Buckets are where the data from your Devices are stored. When a Device is created, TagoCore automatically creates a bucket for it with the same name. When you delete a Device, its Bucket is deleted automatically. Learn more about Buckets.

Analyses​

Analyses allow you to implement scripts to analyze and manipulate data from any device in real-time. You can combine Analyses with Actions to execute an Analysis as soon as an event defined by you happens.

Check out our Analysis Overview to learn more about Analyses.

Actions​

Actions enable you to execute an action when something happens in TagoCore. Here are some actions available for you to use:

  • Sending HTTP Requests;
  • Running Analyses;
  • Sending Data to TagoIO;
  • ...And many more via Plugins.

Check out our Action Overview to learn more.

Plugins​

Plugins are extensions that allow developers to add or modify TagoCore functionalities. You can develop your own plugin or install plugins from other developers by using the Plugin Store.

If you are interested in Plugins, you should take a look in our Plugin Overview article.