Mongoose OS Reviews

Mongoose OS Description

Mongoose OS, which is open-source, comes in two versions: Community and Enterprise. Reliable Over-The-Air update Secure device provisioning Remote management. Proven performance, field tested and trusted. Open source under Apache 2.0 license. Commercial licensing & support available.

Pricing

Pricing Starts At:

$0.89 per unit

Free Trial:

Yes

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Company Details

Company:

Cesanta

Year Founded:

2013

Headquarters:

Ireland

Website:

mongoose-os.com/mos.html

Media

Product Details

Platforms

SaaS

Type of Training

Documentation

Videos

Customer Support

Phone Support

Online

Mongoose OS Features and Options

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