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Deployment of applications to Azure Spring Apps has many benefits. What other solutions are there to measure temperatures, environmental parameters (humidity, water, pressure, and the like) and states (like open doors) and maybe even do switch things (turn lights on and off) that don't cost a fortune (as with 'home automation')? And are preferably also accessible from. It can only be used on Linux systems (with owfs, which is like huge to compile), and the whole products ecosystem isn't exactly active. I have the impression that the whole 1-Wire thing is pretty dead. NET' version which can at least find a device attached to the adapter, but I'd need to implement the whole 1-Wire protocol myself it seems (sending raw bytes, waiting a short while, and that sort of stuff). The Maxim SDK also comes with a 'Compact. There's not even any information page about it. The other 'open-source effort' on SourceForge (owdotnet) is dated 2008 and looks pretty dead. NET 4.0-based application since J# is discontinued AFAIK. I'm not even sure if I can use it with my. The one that ships with the Maxim SDK requires J# which I do not have and want to use.

But there doesn't seem to exist a single usable. NET-based monitoring software on my Windows desktop to log the temperatures.

The Linux box is out of order right now, so in the meantime I wanted to use my.

I have a 1-Wire USB adapter (that bluish one) and wanted to use it from a small Linux box to monitor temperatures.

Github wire library