IoT in the Cloud: Build and Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System
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30 minute session discussing/demoing an IoT system built to be scalable, following DDD and targeted at industrial IoT configurations, but with consumer-available components.
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IoT in the Cloud: Build and Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System
- 1. IoT in the Cloud Build & Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System Mark Heckler Principal Technologist/Developer Advocate Pivotal Software, Inc. www.thehecklers.org @MkHeck @MkHeck
- 2. @MkHeck Let’s talk about… • what is involved in an IoT project • how to approach one • breaking it down • demo time! • any questions?
- 3. @MkHeck What is involved? Devices Microcontroller(s) IoT Gateway Back end service Front end application (with User Interface)
- 4. @MkHeck Bounded contexts “DDD deals with large models by dividing them into different Bounded Contexts and being explicit about their interrelationships.” — Martin Fowler
- 6. @MkHeck Microcontrollers Open source Add-ons Programming language/environment Available in various configurations Durable & reliable Low power requirements
- 7. @MkHeck IoT Gateway Linux OS All major programming languages Communication/protocol options Remotely & securely accessible Inexpensive add-ons Same criteria plus:
- 8. @MkHeck Back end service Communication, Query, Storage Open source development platform Versatile, open source cloud Velocity Portability SIMPLICITY Spring Boot + Cloud Foundry
- 9. @MkHeck Front end application Available anywhere Runs on every client Versatile, open source cloud Library/framework support HTML + CSS + JS + Cloud Foundry
- 10. @MkHeck Wearable application Ultimate in versatility Monitoring+control simple+subtle Library/framework support Ease of development
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- 15. @MkHeck Thank You for Participating! • Helpful Links • Pebble Developer resources: developer.pebble.com • Spring Initializr: start.spring.io • Getting Started guides for Spring: spring.io/guides • Cloud Foundry: cloudfoundry.org • Pivotal Web Services (public cloud, free trial): run.pivotal.io • Code for this session: https://github.com/hecklerm/IoTintheCloud Keep the discussion going on Twitter! @MkHeck