Greetings all -
I'm moving, however the owner of the house is allowing me to keep the VP2 on the roof, along with the remote wireless console & datalogger at the house so I can use it to populate my website. I use WeatherDisplay to acquire and feed the data to a webserver running Nginx. In any event - looking for ideas/validation on keeping the bare minimum at the house - I can drop a server or PC there if need be, but I'd prefer to just KIS. I am open to ideas, but here's what I've thought of this far:
I'd like to simply just make the raw data available on a public IP:port, and point WD to that, however if the public IP of the location changes, then I am dead in the water. What I have done in the past for websites I run on dynamic IP connections is run a cron job that periodically checks the public IP and compares it to an AWS DNS record, and then changes it as needed - I can likely run that on an Raspberry Pi of some sort.