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What is Node-RED?
Node-RED is a flow-based, visual programming tool originally developed by IBM for wiring together hardware devices, APIs and online services as part of the Internet of Things. It provides a browser-based editor that can be used to create and deploy applications by visually connecting nodes representing different functionalities. It is commonly used for IoT applications, data integration, rapid prototyping, and event-driven workflows.
What other technologies are related to Node-RED?
Node-RED Competitor Technologies
TIA Portal
A Siemens PLC programming environment that competes in the industrial automation space.
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SCADA
SCADA systems overlap with Node-RED functionality, although Node-RED often integrates with SCADA systems for data acquisition or pre-processing.
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Node-RED Complementary Technologies
MQTT
A widely used messaging protocol for IoT, often used with Node-RED for data ingestion and control.
OPC UA
An industrial communication protocol that can be integrated with Node-RED for accessing data from industrial devices.
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Which job functions commonly mention Node-RED?
Automation Engineer
0.1% of all Automation Engineer jobs mention Node-RED
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Frontend Engineer
98 Frontend Engineer jobs mention Node-RED
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Systems Engineer
103 Systems Engineer jobs mention Node-RED
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Software Engineer
848 Software Engineer jobs mention Node-RED
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Engineer
1363 Engineer jobs mention Node-RED
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