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summary
Eclipse Kura adds a dataflow layer called Kura Wires that implements the OSGi Wire Admin spec so gateways can be wired visually or programmatically. The demo shows a timer → modbus → cloud flow that polls a Modbus simulator every ~30 s and successfully publishes updates; Modbus and OPC‑UA drivers are already on the Eclipse Marketplace. Built components include timer, publisher, subscriber, on‑device SQL store, filter and logger; Kura 3.0 milestone is available for Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:21What is IOT
- 2:26Challenges
- 3:33The Source
- 4:58Eclipse Kura
- 7:52Early customer engagements
- 8:53Dataflow programming
- 9:51Core wires
- 11:21Block diagram
- 11:53Wire graph
- 12:32Wire component
- 13:05Assets
- 14:41Wire Components
- 16:01Current Status
- 16:58Next Steps
- 17:39Kura Demo
- 22:31Kura Marketplace
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