AGILE M18 – State of the “Nation”
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The document provides an agenda and summary of the AGILE M18 Review meeting in Brussels on October 20, 2017. It discusses the main achievements of the AGILE project including hardware and software innovations as well as community engagement. The agenda covers presentations on topics like IoT hardware, rapid prototyping tools, the AGILE development environment, research activities, IoT/cloud services, and pilots. It also maps the agenda and innovations to the overall AGILE work package structure and architecture. In closing, it assesses the current project status and needs for ongoing maintenance, integration, dissemination activities and addressing security issues following a lack of contribution from the expected Canonical partner.
AGILE M18 – State of the “Nation”
- 1. AGILE M18 Review, 20 October 2017, Brussels (Belgium) AGILE M18 – State of the “Nation” RAFFAELE GIAFFREDA / FBK CREATE-NET PROJECT COORDINATOR 1
- 2. Brief introduction to AGILE Review Main achievements Agenda Timeline 2
- 4. AGILE Main Achievements 4 Hardware ◦ Industrial + Makers ◦ Interoperability, modularity Software ◦ Mgmt of: device + protocol + data + storage ◦ Modularity (micro-services) ◦ Integration into Node-Red GUI for Rapid prototyping AGILE Modularity Extensibility Device & Data Management IoT Apps Ecosystem Workflow recommendation Community Engagement & Exploitation Graphical App Development Diverse Pilots Privacy - Data Provenance External Clouds AGILE Testbed AGILE OBJECTIVES
- 5. AGENDA
- 6. Agenda 6 14.00 restart 14.00 (90min) AGILE Pilots — (BIOASSIST + Pilot leaders) (WP8) 15.30 (20min) innovations radar — (IMEC) 15.50 (10min) Coffee Break 16.00 (20min) impact, open calls and external collaboration — (IMEC) 16.20 (20min) partnership and dissemination — (Eclipse) 16.40 (30min) Administrative / financial — (FBK) 17.10 (35min) reviewers / PO debriefing 17.45 (15min) PO to present main conclusions / first feedback 18.00 end 9.00 Start (15min) Brief intro (FBK) 9.15 (30min) IoT Hardware innovation — (Eurotech) 9.45 (45min) Enabling rapid prototyping (Rulemotion, FBK) 10.30 (15min) Coffee Break 10.45 (20min) AGILE Development Environment, demo — (FBK) 11.05 (30min) AGILE Research, (TU Graz, PASSAU) 11.35 (40min) IoT and Cloud services — (ATOS) 12.15 (15min) Q&A 12.30 Lunch
- 8. Mapping the Agenda to AGILE overall Work-Package structure 8 Hardware innovation Enabling rapid prototyping AGILE Developers Environment AGILE Research IoT and Cloud Services AGILE Pilots
- 10. Mapping to AGILE Architecture – Development View 10
- 11. 11 Web-level APIs AGILE Cloud Services (Xively, Dropbox, OwnCloud etc.) low-level components Containers Gateway OS
- 12. TIMELINE
- 14. Canonical Replacement 14 1. On the technical front we need more resources to: t.a.1 — tackle outstanding build issues (e.g. automate ARM build of Java based docker images) t.a.2 — Improve QA by implementing automated testing (both component and AGILE stack level) t.a.3 — Identify and resolve performance bottlenecks t.a.4 — Provide resources to resolve software related issues (prioritized by a project level taskforce) — Fix high priority software bugs— Implement “worthy” improvements (request from project partners, or from external users such as open call winners) t.a.5 — Provide technical support to AGILE users (open call winners, other users) t.a.6 — Improve the quality and/or the attractiveness of the AGILE development environment (implement protocols, implement "catchy" device support, etc.) 2. dissemination d.a.1— Dissemination activities which, while not foreseen in the current DoA, could enhance the exploitation of the AGILE project results. 3. security s.a.1 — Handling lack of expected Canonical contribution to the Security work-package Project Status Assessment
- 15. THANK YOU