Introduction To GEISA
summary
GEISA specifies a uniform management API, a data API and two execution environments (Linux and a virtual runtime) so apps can run on meters and other distribution devices from different vendors. It uses MQTT internally, protocol buffers for messages and Unix sockets for high-rate waveform streams, targets CoAP/REST over UDP/HTTPS for management, and publishes a draft 0.15 spec plus a conformance test framework. Multiple vendors commit implementations; a dummy reference harness exists and demos target 2026.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and audience
- 4:57Why Giza is needed
- 15:12Technical overview of Giza
- 22:19Current project status
- 25:33Q&A
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