Is anyone using Node Red for a real product?

[Mark Setrem]

I’d suggest scrolling down to the lower half of the node-red homepage nodered.org and clicking on the companies logos

[Garry Hayne]

On Wednesday, April 18, 2018 at 9:46:24 PM UTC+1, Grant Parks wrote:

Really all I find on the Web about NR sounds like experimentation/tinkering.

So is any organization actually running a production app available for public consumption?

 "The Public" are using Node-Red to do useful things, that's all that really matters.

Garry 

[Edward Perry]

I just started using it at work to issue elasticsearch aggregations, and publish them to NewRelic in a useful format.  If the stability hold up which I suspect it will I might convert some of my nagios checks to use this as well. I have other idea's but want to tread slowly till I understand any pitfalls or bugs, but at this point I see nothing

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Edward Perry

[Joe Morris]

I am. My web site is www.iotobox.com

We are not quite complete with development yet as I am waiting for the new Sonos API.

What we created was a communication protocol hub between whole home audio/speaker systems and newer technology player systems like Sonos and Nuvo Players. I

t allows the keypads on the wall to control the Sonos and conversely display what is playing on the Sonos.

Joe