Open-source middleware platform for building, managing, and integrating connected products with the Internet of Everything.
- A high-perfomance Java server side with Spring Boot
- Message broker support with ActiveMQ Artemis
- Multi Protocol support (MQTT, AMQP)
- NoSQL data storage for sensor data (Cassandra)
- Support for timeline series modelling
- All the services required to run the platform can be easily started via bundled docker-compose.yml located in rest_api/src/main/docker
- Browse to rest_api/src/main/docker and run
docker-compose up -d - Open 127.0.0.1 in the web browser where you can configure a user account and create devices and sensors
- To stop the platform, run
docker-compose stopin the same folder as above - Logs can be observed via
docker-compose logs [CONTAINER](ex: ioe-app)
- Clone the Github repository
- Install and configure Cassandra (http://cassandra.apache.org/doc/latest/getting_started/installing.html)
- Configure 'ioe' section in application.yml that can be found in rest_api/src/main/resources/config
- Make sure Cassandra server is up
- Run Artemis message broker in a terminal using executable in /message_broker/bin
- Run Spring Boot backend by 'gradlew' executable in /rest_api
- Open 127.0.0.1 in the web browser where you can configure a user account and create devices and sensors
Data can be stored via the REST endpoint and the message broker. Both methods accept the payload as JSON.
An example is
{"sensorId":1,"data":"24","description":"test","timestamp":"2016-07-30T21:29:34+02:00"}
Using the REST end point data can be retreived.
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/sensors/1/data where 1 is the sensor id
http://127.0.0.1:8080/api/sensors/1/data?dates=2016-07-30,2016-07-2 where multiple dates can be specified
- The request should pass the Authentication token
- Docker container for easier dev and prod deployments (ongoing)
- Authentication and access control for device and sensor end points
- Detailed documentation