Prototyping the internet of things with Node-RED

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Node-RED is a flow-based programming tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs and online services that was created by IBM in 2013 and is now a founding project of the JS Foundation. It uses a browser-based flow editor to help develop IoT applications and can be used both at the edge on devices like Raspberry Pi as well as in the cloud. Node-RED features a wide range of nodes that allow it to interface with services, protocols, and devices.

Engineering

Prototyping the Internet of
Things with Node-RED

Node–RED
Flow- based programming
for the Internet of Things
• Browser – based editor
• Node.js runtime
• Extendable palette

2013: Created by IBM Emerging
Technology Services and open
sourced later that year
2015: Added to the default
Raspberry Pi image
2016: Became a founding project of
the JS Foundation.
2018: Hit 1,000,000 installs

Flow Based Programming
• Invented by J. Paul Morrison at IBM in early 1970’s
• A network of asynchronous processes communicating by means of
streams of structured data chunks
• Each process is a black box – it doesn’t know what has come before it
or what comes after it ; it just acts on the data it receives and passes
the result on

From the Edge to the Cloud
Easily installed on the default Raspberry Pi image,
Node-RED can be used out of the box to begin
creating IoT applications
Available in the IBM Cloud catalog as a quick start application,
it takes moments to create cloud applications that combine
services across the platform.
Easily installed on other cloud platforms.

Other Input Nodes
HTTP – Act as an HTTP endpoint; great for building
RESTful services
IBMIoT – Receive messages from an attached Watson
IoT Platform
Also can receive from Websockets, MQTT (pick your own
broker), TCP and MQ Light

Other Output Nodes
HTTP Response; required as the final node
when the input comes from an HTTP
Request
IBMIoT – send events out to the attached
Watson IoT account
Twilio – send SMS messages via the Twilio
service
IBM Push – Send Push notifications to
mobile devices
Also can send requests through TCP, UDP,
MQLight, WebSockets.

Social Nodes
Storage Nodes
Watson Services Nodes

Sign up for IBM-Cloud
Get a head start with IBM Cloud, sign up via: https://cloud.ibm.com/registration

So many more things to do with Node-RED
Install it locally and get wiring

IBM developerWorks Recipes :
https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/
Lots of contributed recipes for
connecting things to Watson
IoT platform – many using
Node-RED

More Node-
RED
Resources
Node Red nodes and Flows:
• https://flows.nodered.org
• Find new nodes, share your flows and see what other
• people have done with Node-RED
Node Red official documentation:
• https://nodered.org/docs/
• Getting Started - User Guide - Cookbook
Watson Node Red nodes:
• https://github.com/watson-developer-cloud/node-red-labs
• A collection of examples on how to use the Watson nodes in Node-Red
Community Hosted Node Red Guide :
http://noderedguide.com/
• “ The node red guide is a series of lectures designed to get you stared with
Node-Red”
Pooja’s Node-RED Demo: https://github.com/pmmistry/Intro-to-Node-RED
John Walicki Node-RED Examples: https://github.com/johnwalicki

Thank You
Find us on Twitter : @poojamakes
@johnwalicki
Follow my Node-RED Blogs on dev.to :
https://dev.to/poojamakes

Node-RED is a visual tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs, and online services to build IoT applications. It provides a browser-based drag-and-drop interface for creating flows that connect these different event sources. The lightweight runtime can run on edge devices or in the cloud and can be expanded through additional nodes. Node-RED uses flow-based programming and is open source with an active community.

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1. Prototyping the Internet of Things with Node-RED

2. Node–RED Flow- based programming for the Internet of Things • Browser – based editor • Node.js runtime • Extendable palette

3. 2013: Created by IBM Emerging Technology Services and open sourced later that year 2015: Added to the default Raspberry Pi image 2016: Became a founding project of the JS Foundation. 2018: Hit 1,000,000 installs

4. Flow Based Programming • Invented by J. Paul Morrison at IBM in early 1970’s • A network of asynchronous processes communicating by means of streams of structured data chunks • Each process is a black box – it doesn’t know what has come before it or what comes after it ; it just acts on the data it receives and passes the result on

5. Why Node – RED ?

9. What is a Node-RED Node ?

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12. From the Edge to the Cloud Easily installed on the default Raspberry Pi image, Node-RED can be used out of the box to begin creating IoT applications Available in the IBM Cloud catalog as a quick start application, it takes moments to create cloud applications that combine services across the platform. Easily installed on other cloud platforms.

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16. Other Input Nodes HTTP – Act as an HTTP endpoint; great for building RESTful services IBMIoT – Receive messages from an attached Watson IoT Platform Also can receive from Websockets, MQTT (pick your own broker), TCP and MQ Light

17. Other Output Nodes HTTP Response; required as the final node when the input comes from an HTTP Request IBMIoT – send events out to the attached Watson IoT account Twilio – send SMS messages via the Twilio service IBM Push – Send Push notifications to mobile devices Also can send requests through TCP, UDP, MQLight, WebSockets.

18. Social Nodes Storage Nodes Watson Services Nodes

19. Sign up for IBM-Cloud Get a head start with IBM Cloud, sign up via: https://cloud.ibm.com/registration

20. Find Node-RED on Catalog

21. Demo Time!

22. So many more things to do with Node-RED Install it locally and get wiring

23. IBM developerWorks Recipes : https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/ Lots of contributed recipes for connecting things to Watson IoT platform – many using Node-RED

24. More Node- RED Resources Node Red nodes and Flows: • https://flows.nodered.org • Find new nodes, share your flows and see what other • people have done with Node-RED Node Red official documentation: • https://nodered.org/docs/ • Getting Started - User Guide - Cookbook Watson Node Red nodes: • https://github.com/watson-developer-cloud/node-red-labs • A collection of examples on how to use the Watson nodes in Node-Red Community Hosted Node Red Guide : http://noderedguide.com/ • “ The node red guide is a series of lectures designed to get you stared with Node-Red” Pooja’s Node-RED Demo: https://github.com/pmmistry/Intro-to-Node-RED John Walicki Node-RED Examples: https://github.com/johnwalicki

25. Thank You Find us on Twitter : @poojamakes @johnwalicki Follow my Node-RED Blogs on dev.to : https://dev.to/poojamakes

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