Oliot Open Source Project
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The document discusses plans for an open source Oliot project and community. It describes establishing a GitHub organization and repository structure for project code. Developers can contribute by forking repositories, developing code locally, and submitting pull requests for review. Mailing lists and web pages will facilitate community involvement and communication. The project utilizes branch management for releases and features. Future goals include releasing new Oliot versions with expanded capabilities and industry support.
Oliot Open Source Project
- 1. Jun. 25, 2014 Auto-ID Labs, KAIST http://autoidlab.kaist.ac.kr Open Source Project & Community Planning Janggwan Im limg00n@kaist.ac.kr, http://oliot.org, http://autoidlab.kaist.ac.kr, http://resl.kaist.ac.kr, http://autoidlabs.org, http://gs1.org
- 2. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 2 Oliot Project License Github Organization “GS1Oliot” How do we participate in development? Web Pages for Oliot Mailing Lists Branch Management Future Blueprint Contents
- 3. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 3 Oliot Project Passive Tags (e.g., passive tags, barcode) Sensor & Actuator Networks (e.g., ZigBee, 6LoWPAN, Mobile phone, BLE, AllJoyn, lwM2M etc.) Active Tags (e.g., Wireless ID and Sensor Networks) RFID Middleware LLRP LLRP Sensor & actuator protocols Sensor & actuator protocols Domain-specific capturing application Domain-specific accessing applications Sensor Interface Sensor interface EPC Information Service (static and dynamic information) ALE Actuation Interface Sensor & Actuator Middleware Object Name Service Discovery Service ZigBee 6LoWPAN/ CoAP MQTT Web service-* REST Other Comm. RFID stream processing Logical RFID reader Reader Management Sensor stream processing Sensor & actuator Management ID-Sensor stream processing
- 4. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 4 Oliot-llrp (EPCglobal LLRP Implementation) – Apache License Oliot-fc (EPCglobal F&C Implementation) – GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL, v2.1) Oliot-epcis (EPCglobal EPCIS Implementation) – GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL, v2.1) Oliot-ons (EPCglobal ONS Implementation) – Apache License Apache – You can use the software for any purpose (distribute, modify, distribute modified version of S/W) without concern for royalties LGPL – As long as you don’t modify the source code of Oliot, you don’t need to open your proprietary software which is linking to Oliot License
- 5. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 5 Repositories for ‘Oliot’ is powered by ‘Github’ Oliot source code is maintained by a github organization ‘GS1Oliot’ Github Organization “GS1Oliot” Overview page (gs1oliot.github.io/oliot) EPCIS repository Forwarding page (gs1oliot.github.io) F&C repository LLRP repository (ELFIN) ONS repository
- 6. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 6 GS1Oliot has – Admin Team: maintains memberships for other teams – Maintainer team: maintains source code for each module Teams in GS1Oliot EPCIS Maintainer Team Jaewook … EPCIS Repo F&C Maintainer Team LLRP Maintainer Team ONS Maintainer Team Janggwan … Sehyeon … Kiwoong … F&C Repo LLRP Repo ONS Repo Web Documentation Repo Admin Team (can add/removeTeam Members) Professor Janggwan Sehyeon KiwoongJaewook
- 7. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 7 How do we participate in development? Project Bare Repository (Github) Pull Push Clone (Fork) Maintainer Team Other Developer (w/o Write Permission) Maintainer Team’s Repository Other Developer’s Repository Pull Request
- 8. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 8 http://gs1oliot.github.io Overview Page for Oliot Project Provides – News – Links to Github Organization Page – Links to repositories Web Page for Oliot Project
- 9. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 9 Oliot Project Repository Page 1) Clone this repository with this URL ! 2) Develop your code in your local repository! 3) Create Pull Request ! 4) After review, modifications are applied
- 10. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 10 Mailing lists are the open source community itself, feel free to join! You can view the archived mails in the following URL LLRP mailing list – oliot-llrp@resl.kaist.ac.kr – https://groups.google.com/a/resl.kaist.ac.kr/forum/#!forum/oliot-llrp F&C mailing list – oliot-fc@resl.kaist.ac.kr – https://groups.google.com/a/resl.kaist.ac.kr/forum/#!forum/oliot-fc EPCIS mailing list – oliot-epcis@resl.kaist.ac.kr – https://groups.google.com/a/resl.kaist.ac.kr/forum/#!forum/oliot-epcis ONS mailing list – oliot-ons@resl.kaist.ac.kr – https://groups.google.com/a/resl.kaist.ac.kr/forum/#!forum/oliot-ons Mailing Lists
- 11. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 11 You can join the mailing list by clicking ‘Join group’ button on the previous URL after logging in as any Google account Mailing Lists
- 12. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 12 If we manage our mailing list with that of specification working groups or other related open source project, it brings an advantage for our project to become popular LLRP Toolkit Project – http://sourceforge.net/p/llrp-toolkit/mailman/llrp-toolkit-devel/ EPCIS and Core Vocabulary Working Group of GSMP – gsmpepcis1_1cbvmswg@community.gs1.org Mailing Lists with Related Projects GS1 GSMP: GS1 Global Standards Management Process
- 13. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 13 Branch ‘master’ – Maintains source code, not used for workspace – Used to version release with git tag Branch ‘release’ – Hotfix and feature branches are merged in merge-window period Branch ‘hotfix’ – For emergent patch after release Branch ‘cloud-dev’ – Used for cloud-specific feature – Integration of other features – Source of release branch Feature branches – Used for feature development – Manages independent branch for each feature Version Release – Release with git tag in master branch after branch ‘release’ is merged to branch ‘master’ Branch Management Time Cloud -dev Release Hotfixes masterFeature branches Tag 1.0 Tag 1.0.1 Tag 1.2.0 Tag 1.1.0
- 14. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 14 July 7 2014 – oliot 1.0 (latest implementation of EPCglobal framework, run on any cloud and supporting mysql and cassandra) 4Q 2014 – oliot 1.1 (provide EPCIS 1.1, strengthened to support food industry) 2015 – oliot 2.0 (support internet of things, merging auto-id lab, KAIST’s Epc sensor network, STIS and more) Future Blueprint
- 15. © Auto-ID Lab Korea / KAIST Slide 15 Any questions? Thank you