@skywatch click on the gateway details page. there check how many nodes available for that gateway.

@skywatch Hm, I'll try splitting it once again: Preliminary requirement, when you have your domain and nginx, follow a tutorial to set up LetsEncrypt with nginx, there are plethora of guides way better than what I can explain If you have your configuration (probably in /etc/nginx/sites-available/default) then you find the server { section that has your TLS (SSL) configured in step 1, then you just paste in the described content Find the folder where you installed mycontroller, the folder has a www folder in, find [mycontroller_install_directory] with that path (e.g. /home/mycontroller/www) The same www folder, run the find ... commands in the folder, it automatically precompresses the folders's contents Make a new configuration file in /etc/nginx (e.g. mycontroller_http2_push.conf) and place the lines that start with http2_push in the file. Make sure the filename in the location / block matches with the configuration file name you made. Restart nginx and it should now display you mycontroller with encrypted connection and really rather fast.

@skywatch SO I fixed the issue and now all is working as I want.

@dr_pub Yes a sort of API is enough and we have APIs already. We are going to restructure our MyControler completely in 2.x version, So I do not want to invest much time with the mobile application for 1.x version 2.x version will come with the mobile application.