Polyglot not seeing my ISY994

[jukeman]

I've had Openweather connected to my ISY through the portal Ployglot account for a long time.  However, lately I've noticed that I do NOT have weather information, so I logged into my ployglot cloug account.   I just get the spinning wheel forever.  period.  It never finds my ISY.  Is there something that I'm missing?  I have no weather data, and I cannot see my ISY, nor my connection to OpenWeather on the Polyglot dashboard.  Only the spinning wheel...  Thanks for any guidance..

 

[jukeman]

Well, it is with great shame that I state,  all of my research never led me to the post indicating that the Polyglot Cloud has been shut down due to security risks, and that the ultimate solution will be a total re-design of the Polyglot cloud service.  So, Forgive me for posting on something that's already dead.    If someone has another solution for me to add weather to my ISY994i, remembering that I'm not a developer, just a user, that would be appreciated.  

 

[Bumbershoot]

@jukeman, the solution is to run Polyglot on a local installation (Raspberry Pi, or better, a Polisy).  Here's a list of the available node servers, and quite a few are related to Weather.  Openweathermap is available on Polyglot v3 with a perpetual license for $5.00 (free on Polyglot v2).  Polyglot v3 is the current, supported version of Polyglot, and it only runs on a Polisy.  I have no information as to whether Polyglot Cloud will be rebuilt or not.

If you're unfamiliar with Linux, running Polyglot v2 from a Raspberry Pi might be a bit daunting.  I think the best solution (though not the cheapest) would be to purchase a Polisy from Universal Devices and consider migrating your installation to that platform - in the short term, you could use a Polisy to simply run Polyglot v3 while you consider your migration path from the ISY994.  The ISY994 is supported still, but it isn't the current platform for Universal Devices.

[jukeman]

Thank you for the fast reply!  Much appreciated.