This README provides detailed instructions for setting up and running a Python UDP server and client on an Ubuntu machine. this project create server that receive temperature data from clients, process it, and potentially log and display it.
The Python UDP server is designed to handle incoming temperature data from multiple clients. Each client sends data packets containing temperature readings along with a timestamp and a sensor ID. The server listens for these packets, processes them, and can perform actions such as logging the data to files or displaying it in real-time.
- Environmental monitoring in agriculture, laboratories, data centers, etc.
- IoT applications requiring real-time temperature monitoring.
- Research projects needing to gather and analyze temperature data.
- Ubuntu Operating System: 22.04.2 LTS
- Python 3.x: Python 3.10.12
If the server and client scripts are hosted in a GitHub repository, start by cloning the repository:
git clone <repository-url>
cd <repository-directory>Ensure you are in the directory containing the start.sh script. Run the script to start the server and client.
./start.shThis script starts the Python UDP server and clients set in SENSOR_IDS and opt in to server to see logs
To stop the server:
./stop.sh