IoT in the Cloud: Build and Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System
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The document outlines the components and approach to implementing IoT projects in the renewable energy sector, including devices, microcontrollers, IoT gateways, backend services, and frontend applications. It emphasizes the importance of bounded contexts in development and provides various resources for further exploration of tools like Spring and Cloud Foundry. Additionally, the presentation encourages ongoing discussion and provides links to developer resources and session code.
IoT in the Cloud: Build and Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System
- 1. IoT in the Cloud Build & Unleash the Value in your Renewable Energy System Mark Heckler Principal Technologist/Developer Advocate Pivotal Software, Inc. www.thehecklers.org @MkHeck @MkHeck
- 2. @MkHeck Let’s talk about… • what is involved in an IoT project • how to approach one • breaking it down • demo time! • any questions?
- 3. @MkHeck What is involved? Devices Microcontroller(s) IoT Gateway Back end service Front end application (with User Interface)
- 4. @MkHeck Bounded contexts “DDD deals with large models by dividing them into different Bounded Contexts and being explicit about their interrelationships.” — Martin Fowler
- 6. @MkHeck Microcontrollers Open source Add-ons Programming language/environment Available in various configurations Durable & reliable Low power requirements
- 7. @MkHeck IoT Gateway Linux OS All major programming languages Communication/protocol options Remotely & securely accessible Inexpensive add-ons Same criteria plus:
- 8. @MkHeck Back end service Communication, Query, Storage Open source development platform Versatile, open source cloud Velocity Portability SIMPLICITY Spring Boot + Cloud Foundry
- 9. @MkHeck Front end application Available anywhere Runs on every client Versatile, open source cloud Library/framework support HTML + CSS + JS + Cloud Foundry
- 10. @MkHeck Wearable application Ultimate in versatility Monitoring+control simple+subtle Library/framework support Ease of development
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- 15. @MkHeck Thank You for Participating! • Helpful Links • Pebble Developer resources: developer.pebble.com • Spring Initializr: start.spring.io • Getting Started guides for Spring: spring.io/guides • Cloud Foundry: cloudfoundry.org • Pivotal Web Services (public cloud, free trial): run.pivotal.io • Code for this session: https://github.com/hecklerm/IoTintheCloud Keep the discussion going on Twitter! @MkHeck