What has changed in the latest Rhiot?
- Changed project name from Camel Labs to Rhiot.
- Added Dockerized Rhiot Cloud.
- Added device management cloudlet.
- Added web UI (aka Cloudlet Console).
- Created Rhiot Cloud demo site.
- Added camel-gps-bu353 component.
- Migrated Gateway core from Spring Boot to Vert.x.
- Gateway should start Jolokia REST API on port 8778, not 8080.
- Releasing Gateway core and application artifacts separately.
- Renamed
camellabs.iot.gateway.heartbeat.rate propertytocamellabs_iot_gateway_heartbeat_rate. - Gateway deletes logs after N megabytes limit is exceeded.
- Gateway reads properties from the
/etc/default/camel-labs-iot-gateway.
Just re-acquainting with this project from the camel-labs version, and like the vert.x direction. Some of the concepts are new to me though ... Do you see this IOT world being adopted by RedHat? Any plans to accommodate other ARM dev boards, like odroid, snapdragon, etc?
ReplyDeleteHi Bruce,
ReplyDeleteYes. Red Hat is definitely interested in getting deeper into the IoT. :)
Regarding the devices - yes, we will start to support additional devices. Raspberry Pi is just for the beginning.
Cheers!