Now that you have the application running, you can explore the following areas:
- Explore the architecture: Understand how the modular, event-driven system works in Architecture. This is a good starting point if you want to understand the design decisions and how the modules interact.
- Configure the application: Adjust the sampling intervals, the cloud sync frequency, the location method priorities, and other runtime behavior, as described in Configuration. You can change the configuration both locally and remotely through the device shadow on nRF Cloud.
- Modify the template: Add new sensors, create custom modules, add new zbus events, or enable MQTT support, as described in Modifying the template.
- Perform firmware updates: Deploy new firmware versions over the air, as described in Firmware updates (FOTA). FOTA supports both application and modem firmware updates through nRF Cloud.
- Optimize power consumption: Learn about the power-saving features and how to achieve the lowest power consumption for your use case in Achieving low power.
- Set up location services: Configure the GNSS, Wi-Fi, and cellular positioning methods and their fallback priorities, as described in Location method priorities. For more information about the positioning methods, see nRF Cloud location services.
- Set up testing and CI: Run tests on real hardware or emulated targets, and integrate with CI pipelines, as described in Testing and CI setup.
- Troubleshoot issues: Use the shell commands, the debugging tools, the Memfault integration, and modem tracing, as described in Tooling and troubleshooting.