Eclipse IOT stack over Intel Edison
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This document discusses using Eclipse Kura and related Eclipse projects like Apache Camel, Eclipse Paho, and Apache ActiveMQ on an Intel Edison board. It provides instructions for installing Kura, connecting it to Eclipse, deploying Camel routes, integrating with Paho and ActiveMQ, and developing custom Camel components. Key aspects covered include Kura's OSGI-based architecture, using it for IoT gateways, and configuring networking and logging.
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