The document summarizes an Eclipse Meet & Greet session on the Eclipse AGAIL project. It introduces the project leads Philippe Krief and Csaba Kiraly. Eclipse AGAIL is developing an open source, modular IoT gateway stack to empower decentralized IoT with features like local device control and data storage, application creation and extensibility, interoperability across protocols and platforms, and ease of use through cloud-like DevOps tools. The stack uses Docker containers, a Yocto-based OS, and is designed through several pilot projects and an open call for developers.

1. MEET & GREET
THE
ECLIPSE RESEARCH PROJECT COMMUNITY
PHILIPPE KRIEF
ECLIPSE FOUNDATION
eclipse.org/research
✉ research-ec@eclipse.org

2. DOCKERIZED IOT GATEWAY STACK
CSABA KIRALY
FBK CREATE-NET
kiraly@fbk.eu

4. Eclipse AGAIL
Challenges
4
Decentralized IoT -
GW Empowerment
Control Devices
Store and manage Data locally
Create and run Apps
Extensibility and
Adaptability
Adapt to different Verticals
Modular extensible design
Interoperability
Protocols (for devices)
Devices
Cloud services
GW HW platforms
Developer communities
Ease of Use
Cloud-like DevOps
Integrated management features
Embedded devel. environment
Facilitate code reuse

5. Dbus + REST APIs + SDK
Low-level components
connectivity, things, data, security,
recommendations
Docker containerization
Java, Node.js, Python, C++ components
Docker compose based startup
Eclipse AGAIL
Language-agnostic, modular, and open stack for the IoT Gateway
Yocto based OS
lean OS, broad HW support
App execution
Embedded Dev UI, Cloud integration, Apps
Open Modular HW
simplify IoT GW design
Pilot development
5 Pilots, 1 Testbed, 4 Artists, 2 Open Calls

6. Architecture
6

7. Rapid Prototyping overview
7
Graphical App
Development
Maker’s Gateway
Hardware
Industrial
Gateway
Local Management
Remote / Fleet
Management
Device Discovery
Embedded
Storage
Visualization
Software
Stack
Push to Cloud

8. Retrieve us at the exhibition booth!
Enjoy EclipseCon France!
eclipse.org/research