Implementing IoT Architectures with Open Source
summary
Open-source Eclipse stacks map devices-to-cloud: a Java-based hardware abstraction (Edge) runs on microcontrollers, Kura on Raspberry Pi acts as a gateway, and MQTT to Kapua ingests telemetry. Demo uses a TI SensorTag over BLE, sends sensor readings every 10 seconds, and shows them on a dashboard; gateway buffers messages when connectivity drops and supports OTA via Wakaama (LwM2M). The end-to-end demo works end-to-end and includes device management, protocol adapters and edge preprocessing.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00What is IoT
- 6:33Devices
- 16:48Interoperability
- 19:38Open Standards
- 21:01Eclipse Edge
- 24:42Edge Hardware
- 25:22Gateways
- 28:27Home Automation
- 29:14Device Management
- 31:51IoT Cloud
- 36:01Eclipse ontology
- 36:34Tools
- 37:21Demo
- 41:39Cora
- 41:56Network Configuration
- 44:44App Configuration
- 47:06Cloud Configuration
- 49:41Demonstration
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