Idea is to have hive heated from the bottom to combat varroa. For winter time this may also help in case of harsh degrees

Suggested solution

• Create a microservice (with AGPL license) that would run on the edge device
  • use one of the standard languages - ‣
• Measure temperature in close-to-realtime
  • Send data to Telemetry API at least every 10 min
  • Store data in-memory
• Heating controll (probably same microservice, just different thread)
  • poll temperature
  • If temperature is too high - turn heating off
  • If its too low - turn heating on
• Min/max temperature configuration
  • Allow user to set min/max heating temperature
  • Allow user to turn off heater entirely
• Decide if Ventilation control feature would be a separate service or part of the same
  • keep hive internals at constant 32-35.5 C in case of too-warm