As of 10th September, AWS, GCP and Azure appear to have been blocked from accessing the Tesla API, causing lots of 3rd party providers to have to change servers and many of us running our own self hosted data loggingContinue readingHow to setup and run TeslaMate on a Digital Ocean Droplet server

If you’ve followed the How to setup and run TeslaMate in Google Cloud for free guide, you might now want to make sure it’s up and running by using a free monitoring tool. UptimeRobot UptimeRobot is an excellent tool, thatContinue readingHow to monitor TeslaMate running in Google Cloud (or any other cloud hosting)

** GCP working again as of 11th October 2020 – alternatively use this guide for a Digital Ocean ‘Droplet’ ** Having had a few issues running TeslaMate on my Raspberry Pi (mainly very stable on ethernet only, but still bombedContinue readingHow to setup and run TeslaMate for free on Google Cloud

Now TeslaMate is up and running and performing automatic backups as expected, you can inject in the current (as of 12/5/2020) UK destination charger locations. Connecting to the database Firstly, ssh into your pi / box that TeslaMate is runningContinue readingTeslaMate – How to bulk import UK destination chargers

Now TeslaMate is up and running and performing automatic backups as expected, you can inject in the current UK Supercharger locations. Connecting to the database Firstly, ssh into your pi / box that TeslaMate is running on. To access toContinue readingTeslaMate – How to bulk import UK Supercharger locations

After getting the excellent TeslaMate up and running, I wanted to make sure I didn’t lose any data by having an automated backup. Rather than me forget to back it up and copy files over, I thought I’d see ifContinue readingHow to perform an automated TeslaMate backup to Google Drive

If like me you don’t have a spare monitor and you had forgotten to order the micro HDMI to HDMI lead (or just don’t want to use your TV) you can still install TeslaMate remotely using SSH into your RaspberryContinue readingHow to install TeslaMate on a Raspberry Pi without using a monitor