Remote Management and Monitoring of Distributed OSGi Applications
summary
Shows concrete remote-management pieces: the REST Service (R6) exposes bundles, services and framework state as JSON/XML resources (POST to /bundles to install, PUT to update, async status responses); a Cluster Information (R7) spec publishes node presence, tags, endpoints and a metrics matrix (examples: 3-node cluster with two Raspberry Pis, one laptop provisioner, CPU cores reported via JMX). Provides Eclipse Concierge reference implementations plus Java and JavaScript clients, a demo that installs bundles across nodes, wires remote services, and successfully runs the UI on one Pi and the service on another.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 5:07The Device Management Tree Spec
- 8:05Architecture of the Rest Service
- 11:31Demo
- 15:33Client Implementations
- 16:34Language Independence
- 25:51Create the Metrics
- 26:53Target Filter
- 29:42Eclipse Concierge
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