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Next Steps

KiloCenter next steps — install, onboard a base station, set up integrations, configure security, run operations.

Goal

Move from understanding the product to a running local installation.

Choose the deployment path

Continue with this installation sequence when you want to self-host the free, open-source KiloCenter Community Edition and connect its MIOTY data to your own applications.

If you need more than the service center—such as visual rules, sustained-condition triggers, dashboards and charts, alarms and escalation, access control, audit history, or managed operations—use Kilo Cloud instead. Its built-in Enterprise edition of KiloCenter provides the MIOTY network layer, while the rest of Kilo turns endpoint data into complete operational workflows. See KiloCenter or Kilo Cloud?.

  1. Getting Started -- install and configure KiloCenter

  2. Onboarding -- connect a base station and register endpoints

  3. Integrations -- set up gRPC and MQTT consumers

  4. Security -- TLS certificates and access control

  5. Operations -- monitoring and troubleshooting

Success Criteria

You have completed the initial setup when:

  • KC-Core, KC-Gateway, and KC-Web are running

  • At least one base station is connected

  • At least one endpoint is registered

  • One uplink message has been received end-to-end

After that uplink, either connect your own application through gRPC or MQTT, or use the Kilo Cloud MIOTY connector when you want the data in Kilo's rules, dashboards, and alarms.

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