Using IoT for monitoring temperature, humidity and presence in data centers
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https://doi.org/10.5753/reic.2023.2144Keywords:
IoT, Temperature, Humidity, Data center, MonitoringAbstract
Critical computing environments, such as data centers, need to monitor environmental variables: temperature, humidity and the presence of people. This article presents an Internet of Things-based system for local monitoring of these variables in real time. Through low-cost materials and tools, the system facilitates the identification of points outside the curve and identifies the areas that are at risk in the monitored environment.
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