Adding Standard Containers
Nova makes it easy to add standard container images to your environment. Such standard images include the Mosquitto MQTT broker, […]
Working with SQL Databases
Nova can integrate with SQL databases in three distinct ways: This article explains how to configure each form of interaction.
Installing Nova Under Alpine on a Raspberry Pi
A simple Raspberry Pi can be a great way to experiment with Nova, and for some applications, it may even
Installing Nova Under Alpine on a PC
If you have a generic PC running Ubuntu or another heavyweight Linux distro, you may decide to just run with
Working with JSON
Nova allows you to store JSON objects or arrays within string tags, and to thereby pass complex data items around
Nova Hardware Requirements
The table below shows Nova’s resource requirements under various conditions: AlpineStandalone UbuntuStandalone AlpineKiosk UbuntuKiosk Memory 1GB / 2GB 2GB /
Supported Protocols
Nova supports a wide range of industrial protocols. The list below is correct at the time of writing and we
Licensing Your Installation
When Nova is installed, it is initially operating in demo mode. In this mode, Nova will wait for up to
Incoming Connections on WSL
If you have followed the instructions for installing Nova under WSL, you may have noticed that you cannot create inbound
Installing Nova Under WSL
In production, Nova can run on any ARM- or Intel-based hardware running any popular Linux distro. But for development and