google translate says:
Moro. I’m just starting out that I’m not a wonderful IT user, but enthusiasm / interest suffocates more than really skill…
So is there any wire model available for that to get that dedicated server used to send that data more often? Wouldn’t you have to bother with your servers first and secondly to get that data sent over a more frequent period of time? (I mean here for a minute now, for example)
I read something that newer MQTT server might be the solution to this, but really to myself when I have pretty bad skills in all the server hassles by the way, I can’t really know where to even start: 
That is, if I could get an HTTP or MQTT server for myself, then is there some simple instructions for it? I myself run a MSwindows 10 machine, for example as a discord server and you can also find raspberry pi 2,3 and 4 and ubiquit as an edgerouterx router, if such info helps to move forward.
fugue replied:
Someone Ubuntu distro to some rasp, msquitto there as an MQTT broker and a small python script to subscriber and store the notifications sent by those adapters of influxdb. Grafana then becomes the interface to display the values.
peltsippi added:
Can you get those rasps to boot from a usb drive? I had 3 myself and to remember it at least got enabled. I used a 32gt m.2 ssd and usb case from eBay as a friend and got the finished package in a couple of dozen.
The Sd card will sooner or later die if data is continuously written. Itella went with a homestea dist three before I found that I grabbed to do a little smarter. There was an effortless life with the SSD until I switched the NUC to a server for those.
riv3r replied
Thanks for the answers. Sure, that Fuuga answer doesn’t quite go in my category as a beginner-friendly answer:
That’s when I almost looked for a plug and play style solution. So maybe you would need to get more familiar with it if you could handle those rasps.
And tinplate: I really have a wink machine there as a server, so it would probably be the smartest to build through it, so that there is no need for the rasp to cover a separate SSD separately from that time. (At least there was a successful SSD module available for Raspi 4 on the usb bus (then 2.5 "SSD in use)) Of course you wouldn’t prefer to use that win 10 server if it fits neatly. (Or should there be someone inside the Ubuntu distro?)
There are some obvious errors in the translation and it you let me know I’ll edit this post to correct them.