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Dataplicity is a remote terminal for your Pi. It offers functionality similar to SSH, but it doesn't need any complex set-up to get it working behind firewalls and NAT.

Dataplicity documentation, tutorials and announcements. Here you'll find announcements for new features and comprehensive guides to help you integrate Dataplicity into your Raspberry Pi projects.

Dataplicity Agent logs. If something goes wrong, your first clues will be in the Dataplicity agent logs. There are two log files that usually matter most. The first is the installation log, which is relevant if you have an issue running the curl installation script: You can view this log file using the following command:

For your security, the Dataplicity client uses an unprivileged service account. If you want to use 'sudo' from the Dataplicity terminal, for example to allow you to install programmes or manage your device, you must first switch to a more privileged user account and enter the password for that account.

Dataplicity is a one-line installation which is always the same regardless of the number of devices you have or their configuration. Port forwarding, however, requires a working knowledge of IP addressing, TCP port numbering, firewalls and Network Address Translation (NAT).

To transfer files between your PC and Raspberry Pi we will be using Dataplicity Porthole as well as the WinSCP client. Raspberry Pi setup: On newer versions of Raspbian OS ssh is disabled by default. We'll be using it to transfer files so we'll want it enabled. Open up a terminal on your Raspberry P...