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Use the HTTP Request module with custom headers
Understand how to use custom headers in the HTTP Request module.
14 Nov 2025
Use the Node’s integrated MQTT Broker to share data across flows
The Node’s built-in MQTT Broker acts as a simple Edge Data Hub, enabling data sharing across flows and external clients to streamline access to device data, reduce source connections, and support scalable deployment of new use cases.
07 Nov 2025
The Resource Loader Module
This module enables seamless AI model updates at the edge by allowing parameterized version changes, eliminating manual flow updates and enabling full automation of the AI lifecycle through the Crosser Control Center APIs.
31 Oct 2025
Universal Connector with custom Headers
Understand how to use custom headers with credentials from the library.
24 Oct 2025
Capture Flow and Module Events from Node’s local MQTT Broker
Each Node’s built-in MQTT Broker enables seamless data exchange and event monitoring between flows, modules, and external systems.
17 Oct 2025
Use Microsoft’s Graph API with Universal Connector
Understand how to build a custom Module using the Universal Connector to integrate with Azure Entra ID.
10 Oct 2025
Short tech video tutorials
Explore our growing library of short tech videos that complement our training materials, offering practical tips and examples to help you use the software more effectively.
03 Oct 2025
Make your flow more resilient
A growing number of warnings and errors in your deployed Flow signals the need for resilience improvements through design techniques.
26 Sep 2025
How can I move the Crosser Edge Node to another folder in Windows?
Crosser Edge Node to another folder in Windows
19 Sep 2025
When using the Windows Node, do I need to manually install .NET?
The Crosser Node Windows Service is self-contained and includes all the necessary DLL files. Therefore, installing .NET separately is not required.
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