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Arduino Cloud Agent
To use Arduino Cloud on regular systems (Windows, macOS, and Linux), you need the Arduino Cloud Agent to connect your physical boards/devices to the Cloud.
Install the Arduino Cloud Agent
Chromebook
Learn how to write and upload sketches on Chrome OS using the Cloud Editor in Arduino Cloud.
Use Arduino with Chromebook
Set up a device
Learn how to add and connect a device to Arduino Cloud:
Read the guide About device status in Arduino Cloud
Resolve connection issues
Learn how to resolve problems when adding and connecting devices to Arduino Cloud.
If your device can't connect to Arduino Cloud If your Arduino device can’t connect to a Wi-Fi networkCloud features
Dashboards & Widgets
Use Dashboards in Arduino Cloud to easily monitor and control your Arduino board from a web interface.
Learn about dashboards and the different widgets that can be used to monitor and control your board
Triggers & Notifications
You can receive instant alerts and notifications by configuring Triggers that react to certain conditions inside a Cloud Thing (such as a boolean being true, or a string being assigned a value).
Learn how to use Triggers
Templates
Templates are pre-configured projects that allow you to quickly set up Arduino devices for the Arduino Cloud.
Learn more about TemplatesConfiguration
Configure a network for Arduino Cloud
Learn more about network configuration in Arduino Cloud:
Supported Wi-Fi bands for Arduino devices Domains and ports to whitelist in your firewall
Compatible devices
Arduino Cloud supports many Arduino and third-party boards, as well as a number of Linux devices.
Check the device list
