A short introduction to the Hubiquitus open-source framework

1. HUBIQUITUS
an open source initiative by

2. First thoughts

3. The Internet as it was
Static contents…

4. The Internet as it was
…a single device

5. The Internet as it is now
Interactive apps…

6. The Internet as it now
…multiple devices

7. The Internet of tomorrow
Ubiquitous computing

8. Impacts

9. Embeddability
apps for all screens and devices
With"us" @"home"
car smartphone PC Tablet
TV
Residential
Around"us" gateway
Wireless
sensor
In the cloud
m2m gateway
small footprint runtime & protocols

10. Isolation
apps loosely coupled with each other
Asynchronous message-driven dialog

11. Dynamicity
Flexible network topologies
Run-time discovery and wiring

12. Adaptability
Heterogeneous platforms and networks
Various data transports and formats

13. Immediacy
Real-time interactions
Simply explained: Latency
High-performance
connected
protocols

14. Memory
don’t forget anything anymore
Log every message

15. The Hubiquitus
answer

16. A messaging protocol
Normalized message envelope carrying headers along with your data
message id
correlation id
author id
author position
publisher id
publishing date
recipient id
And so on…

17. A messaging middleware
Messaging patterns
1
a
a
B
Fire-and-forget
1
a
B
REQuest-REPly
2
12 B
a
12
× 12 C
PUBlish-SUBscribe
12 12
a
B
Gateway

18. A messaging middleware
Decentralized peer-to-peer topology

19. A messaging middleware
Dynamic load-balancing and failover
1 B
12
a
÷ B’
Hash-based load-balancing
2
12 B
a
12
× 12 B’
Hash-based filtering (Pub-Sub)

20. A messaging middleware
transports serializers
sockets
JSON
UDP
MsgPack*
TCP
Protobuf*
WebSockets
Thrift*
HTTP
MQTT*
• Coming soon

21. A messaging middleware
Security
Peers authentication
Transport encryption
Pattern-matching message filtering

22. A messaging middleware
Database loggers

23. A messaging middleware
client bindings Server bindings
Browsers
iStuff
*
Droids Win 8
* Coming soon

24. A messaging middleware
Connectors to social networks
Twitter

25. A SDK to develop
Message-driven agents
Code message processing functions… …using a dead simple API
Send a message
alter agent’s state
Create child agent
subscribe to channel
And so on…

26. A runtime
to run these agents
A NodeJS program

27. A runtime
to run these agents
Linear agents scalability

28. A free and open
source solution
(The MIT license)
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software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the
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and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the
following conditions:
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THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR
OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE,
ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR
OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

29. We stand on the
shoulders of giants
socket IO

30. A living community
SPONSORS PRODUCTION USERS

31. Use cases & demos

32. Social media monitoring

33. Social media monitoring
Online demo
www.socialtv-livebattle.fr

34. Social BI

35. Smart metering

36. Second screen remote control
Online demo
http://hubiquitus.com/2012/12/17/using-your-phone-as-a-remote-control/
Take control Second screen
Remote control
of a second istv.hubi.org
is.hubi.org
screen (laptop,
smart TV, box) with
your mobile
device and
b r o w s e a
catalog of
items

37. multi-screen multiplayer game
Online demo
http://hubiquitus.com/2012/11/13/real-time-multi-screen-multi-player-game/
Game
interface
Players use mvtv.hubi.org
their mobile
device to answer
q u e s t i o n s
displayed on a
second screen
player
interface
mv.hubi.org

38. U want to know more ?
Docos
www.hubiquitus.com
Code
github.com/hubiquitus
News
@hubiquitus