I've been working on IoTMag, a backend-focused project designed to explore how IoT devices can be registered, monitored, and managed through a centralized platform.
The goal is to build a foundation for managing connected devices and understanding the backend systems that support IoT applications.
What is IoTMag?
IoTMag is an IoT device management platform that provides APIs for device registration, verification, telemetry ingestion, and device monitoring.
Instead of treating each IoT device as an isolated system, the project explores how devices can communicate with a centralized backend.
Tech Stack
- Backend: Django
- Database: PostgreSQL
- Containerization: Docker
- Communication: REST APIs
Key Features
- Device registration and verification
- Device heartbeat and status monitoring
- Telemetry and device health data ingestion
- API-based device management
- Docker-based application deployment
Working
What's Next?
The roadmap includes improvements to telemetry visualization, structured logging, MQTT integration, MCP support, and log export capabilities.
These are planned enhancements, not features currently claimed as complete.
Project Links : GitHub Repository
IoTMag is a learning project that I'm continuing to improve as I explore IoT infrastructure, backend engineering, and device management.
I'd appreciate feedback and suggestions from developers working with Django, IoT, and backend systems.
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