Cloud Management for Aernode Networks
Aernode Cloud is the centralized operational and data-management environment for Aernode monitoring networks, supporting device supervision, managed data workflows and authenticated data access.
Manage your Aernode network and data
Supervise devices, manage environmental data and connect Cloud-managed measurements to downstream systems.
Web App for Network Management
The Aernode Web App provides the operational interface for supervising deployments and managing day-to-day network activities.
Centralized Environmental Data Management
Aernode Cloud organizes, processes and maintains environmental measurements across monitoring deployments.
Download and Integrate Your Data
Cloud-managed environmental data can be downloaded directly or made available to external applications through authenticated interfaces.
Manage access across users and deployments
Assign access across partners, operators and viewers while controlling which deployments, devices and data each user can manage or view.
Role-based user access
Partner
Manage multiple customer environments, deployments and operator accounts.
Operator
Manage assigned projects, devices and operational workflows.
Viewer
Access assigned deployments, measurements and selected views.
Account structure
Frequently asked
questions
Technical answers on data management, remote network supervision, integrations and access to measurement data.
What is Aernode Cloud and what does it do?
Aernode Cloud is the standard centralized data and device-management environment for Aernode monitoring networks.
It provides a unified infrastructure for network supervision, data ingestion and storage, centralized post-processing, historical data management and controlled distribution of measurements to users, Reporting Tools and external systems. It is designed to support both individual projects and distributed multi-site monitoring networks.
What is the difference between the Aernode Web App, Database and API?
The Aernode Web App is the operational interface used to supervise devices and networks, review measurements, manage settings and perform remote diagnostics.
The Aernode Database is the centralized data backbone for ingestion, time-series storage, post-processing and long-term management of environmental data.
The Aernode API is the authenticated integration layer used to make cloud-managed data available to external applications and customer data platforms.
Does an Aernode monitoring station require Aernode Cloud to operate?
Not in every architecture. Aernode Cloud is the standard and recommended data-management environment for Aernode deployments because it provides centralized storage, post-processing, remote management and network supervision.
For specific integration architectures, typically OEM or system-integration projects, Aernode monitoring stations can also operate without the cloud and provide data locally to an external system.
In those cases, downstream data management, processing and supervision must be implemented outside the Aernode environment.
Does Aernode Cloud store and provide access to both raw and adjusted measurement data?
Yes. Aernode Cloud stores raw measurements and adjusted datasets in parallel, and standard cloud users can view and export both.
Raw data preserve the measurements received from the monitoring stations, while adjusted data reflect the calibration, compensation and post-processing steps applied centrally.
Both datasets remain available throughout the measurement history. When high-frequency transmission is used, records are automatically aggregated to 15-minute intervals after the first month.
Can Aernode Cloud data be integrated with third-party platforms?
Yes. Aernode Cloud provides authenticated REST API access so measurement data can be integrated with external applications, analytical tools and customer data platforms.
The appropriate data flow, format and update frequency depend on the project architecture and on whether the downstream system requires raw measurements, adjusted data or both.
Can Aernode devices and monitoring networks be managed remotely?
Yes. Aernode Cloud supports bidirectional communication for remote device and network management.
Depending on the assigned permissions, operators can monitor connectivity and device status, review operational data, update configuration parameters, manage calibration settings, perform diagnostics and deploy firmware updates without routine on-site access.
Remote firmware update is available across the current Aernode station platform.
Can one Aernode Cloud environment manage multiple sites and users?
Yes. The platform supports hierarchical access and distributed network management across multiple projects and sites.
Devices and accounts can be organized for different operational environments and, where required, multiple customer contexts. Viewer, Operator and Partner roles separate responsibilities and permissions so each user can access the functions and data relevant to their role.
Plan your cloud and data workflow
Discuss how Aernode Cloud can support your monitoring network, from device operations and user access to structured data availability for reporting tools, external platforms and data exports.