Together with some friends of mine from Red Hat (hello Claus, Rob and Greg!) we started the new umbrella project for the contributions related to the Camel/ActiveMQ and the Internet Of Things. The project is called Camel IoT Labs.
What to expect
In the first release of the project we plan to deliver the following new components for Camel:- Raspberry Pi GPIO
- Raspberry Pi I2C
- Device IO
- Tinkerforge
- Eclipse Kura WiFi
Startup hardware setup
We also plan to create, document and promote something called Camel IoT devKit - the opinionated Raspberry Pi based setup of the hardware that you could use to immediately take advantage of the Camel components deployed into it.
Backend in the cloud
Serious IoT solutions can't exist without the proper data center backend. That's why we also plan to create Cloudlets - customizable microservices based on the Apache Camel providing common backend functionaries required by the IoT systems. Our primary target platform at the moment will be Fabric8 with Openshift 3.
Wanna join us?
That sounds interesting? Then join our efforts! Take a look at our issue tracker - we are open for new ideas. And pull request are always more then welcome :) .
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