Ensuring Reliable Cloud Integration with ESP32 for Continuous Sensor Monitoring

Hey guys In a recent lot project, l used ESP32 to connect various sensors to a cloud platform for data storage and remote monitoring. While the initial connection and data transmission worked fine, I encountered issues with intermittent disconnections and data synchronization failures over time. What could be causing the ESP32 to lose its connection to the cloud intermittently, and how can I ensure more reliable cloud integration for continuous data monitoring and real-time updates?
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Marvee Amasi
Marvee Amasiā€¢2mo ago
Yh It happens most times , check your signal strength , use the serial dot printIn to log the wifi rssi , it's a good start int32_t rssi = WiFi.RSSI(); Serial.print("Signal strength: "); Serial.println(rssi); // Anything you get that is maybe close to to zero is better
Marvee Amasi
Marvee Amasiā€¢2mo ago
A minus 40 is better than a minus 80 šŸ‘
Joseph Ogbonna
Joseph Ogbonnaā€¢2mo ago
Noisy power supply to ESP32's Wi-Fi module can cause disconnections. Faulty or loose connections, such as antenna or power cables, can also interrupt cloud connectivity. stabilize the power supply with capacitors or regulators and optimize Wi-Fi antenna placement and orientation if external antennas are being used. also make sure there aint any interfering devices close to it
Daniel kalu
Daniel kaluā€¢2mo ago
I checked the RSSI and made some adjustments based on the signal strength. It seems more stable now, and Iā€™m monitoring it over time. Appreciate the help!
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