TeslaCloud Standalone Server

Overview

TeslaCloud Standalone Server is a self-hosted version of the TeslaCloud platform that can be installed and operated on your own PC or server infrastructure.

It is designed for users who require full control over their data, network environment, and system configuration without relying on external cloud services.

The Standalone Server provides the same core functionality as the cloud-based TeslaCloud system, while running entirely within your local or corporate network.

Key Features

•Local installation on your own PC or server

•No dependency on external cloud services

•Full control over data storage and access

•Supports industrial IoT and SCADA solutions

•Web-based user interface

•MQTT and REST API support

•PostgreSQL database backend

•Runs as a background system service

Typical Use Cases

TeslaCloud Standalone Server is suitable for:

•Industrial facilities with restricted internet access

•Corporate networks with strict security policies

•Testing and development environments

•On-premise SCADA and monitoring systems

•Integrators and system administrators

System Requirements

Operating System

•Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 / 22.04 recommended)

Software

•Java OpenJDK 8 or compatible

•PostgreSQL database

•Nginx (optional, for web access and reverse proxy)

Hardware

•CPU: 2 cores or more recommended

•RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB recommended)

•Disk space: 10 GB or more

Advantages of Standalone Deployment

•Increased security and data privacy

•Independence from third-party cloud providers

•Predictable performance within local infrastructure

•Flexible customization and integration

Next Steps

To deploy TeslaCloud Standalone Server, proceed to the Installation Guide section, which provides step-by-step instructions for installing and configuring the server on your system.