Nodrix
Open SiteNodrix is an open-source IoT backend that deploys into a user's own Cloudflare account. It gives hardware teams HTTPS/WebSocket ingest, real-time dashboards, automations, and read APIs without running servers or relying on a shared IoT broker.
Added on June 18, 2026
Product Information
What is Nodrix?
Nodrix is a single-tenant IoT cloud that runs on Cloudflare primitives such as Workers, Durable Objects, D1, R2, and KV. It lets connected devices send data over plain HTTPS or WebSocket, then stores, visualizes, and exposes that data through dashboards and APIs. The product is open source and designed so data stays in the owner's Cloudflare account instead of passing through a third-party broker. It is built for makers, hardware teams, and developers who want a lightweight backend for prototypes or production IoT systems.
How to use Nodrix?
- Deploy Nodrix to a Cloudflare account using the provided deployment flow.
- Create a project or device endpoint for the hardware that needs to send telemetry.
- Send data from devices over HTTPS or WebSocket instead of setting up a separate broker.
- Use the real-time dashboard to monitor device state, events, and metrics.
- Connect the read API or automations to the rest of your application stack.
Core Features
- Open-source IoT backend — Provides a transparent backend that can be inspected, modified, and self-hosted.
- Cloudflare-native deployment — Runs on Workers, Durable Objects, D1, R2, and KV inside the user's own account.
- HTTPS and WebSocket ingest — Lets hardware send data without requiring a traditional MQTT broker.
- Real-time dashboards — Visualizes live device data for monitoring and debugging.
- Single-tenant data ownership — Keeps project data under the owner's Cloudflare account and URL.
- Automation layer — Supports rules and flows for acting on incoming IoT events.
- Clean read API — Makes stored device data available to apps, tools, and custom workflows.
Use Cases
- IoT prototypes — Launch a device backend quickly without provisioning servers or a broker.
- Hardware dashboards — Monitor sensors, actuators, or connected devices in real time.
- Data ownership projects — Keep device telemetry inside an owned Cloudflare account.
- Developer education — Study a modern serverless IoT architecture built on Cloudflare.