Anyone at FOSDEM 16?

Hi,
If any of you happens to be at FOSDEM 16 in Brussels this weekend, let's meet at the Open Game Development devroom:

https://fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/tango/

Cheers,

Franco
Hi Franco,

Sounds interesting.

Will be there any online translation available for this lecture?

Hi Franco,

I won't be able to come to FOSDEM but some of the talks look interesting. Did you manage to go to this one:

https://www.fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/mainflux/

Mainflux sounds like Tango for IoT. It would be interesting to add support for the protocols in Mainflux like MQTT and CoAP. What is Swagger ? Could it be useful for Tango? I don't get it (yet).

Good luck with your talk - sounds very interesting! Great to see a talk related to Tango at this well known event:

https://www.fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/tango/

Ciao

Andy
Ingvord
Hi Franco,

Sounds interesting.

Will be there any online translation available for this lecture?

Hi Ingvord,

There is supposed to be a live streaming from here:
https://fosdem.org/2016/schedule/streaming/

but yesterday it didn't seem yet fully operational

Franco
Andy
Hi Franco,

I won't be able to come to FOSDEM but some of the talks look interesting. Did you manage to go to this one:

https://www.fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/mainflux/

Mainflux sounds like Tango for IoT. It would be interesting to add support for the protocols in Mainflux like MQTT and CoAP. What is Swagger ? Could it be useful for Tango? I don't get it (yet).

Good luck with your talk - sounds very interesting! Great to see a talk related to Tango at this well known event:

https://www.fosdem.org/2016/schedule/event/tango/

Ciao

Andy

Hi Andy,

Thanks for the suggestion. I will try to attend to the Mainflux speech today.

Ciao

Franco
Hi,

I have recorded the video. So in case someone is interested contact me.

Cheers,
Agh! You've said it too close to the Friday opening event and I've missed your announcement. I would like to see, at least, the video of the talk.
Hello,
I am leader of Mainflux project (https://github.com/Mainflux/mainflux), and I have stumbled upon this thread.

First I want to thank you for interest in Mainflux.
I want also to underline that Mainflux is in the "infancy" stage, and that many of it's features have not been integrated. Over the last 6 months we have evaluated different approaches and saw that we need easier integration of cloud components (pub-sub broker, authentication and identification proxy servers, IoT agents - CoAP, LWM2M and MQTT server, etc…).

This is why we recently started transition to Fiware project (https://www.fiware.org/), so I advise you that you hold-on for a couple of weeks before forking a project because there will be massive changes (although architecture and philosophy should stay the same, and this is described more or less here: https://fosdem.org/2016/interviews/2016-drasko-draskovic/).

We think that there can be a lot of benefits for both Mainflux and Tango project to have some way of inter-operability, especially because we hope that we will reach industrial level thanks to Fiware, and also our future plans to add oneM2M standard (http://www.onem2m.org/) support, probably via OpenDaylight project (https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/IoTDM:Main).

We would like to work with Tango developers to figure out how we can attach to Tango system gateway and exchange messages. Mainflux supports following protocols:
- CoAP (and LWM2M)
- MQTT
- HTTP RESTful
- WebSocket

And with transition to Fiware we will probably provide a NGSI (http://technical.openmobilealliance.org/Technical/technical-information/release-program/current-releases/ngsi-v1-0) hooks also.

Preferred way for low-power sensors will stay LWM2M, gateways and applications will probably use HTTP or WebSocket (for server notification push).

Best regards,
Drasko
Edited 8 years ago
Hi Drasko,

drasko
Mainflux supports following protocols:

- HTTP RESTful

There is an ongoing project to define the RESTful API Specification for Tango: here. I am currently working on its Java implementation. So REST can be the first approach for high-level integration.

Look forward.

Regards,
Hi Ingvord,

There is an ongoing project to define the RESTful API Specification for Tango: here. I am currently working on its Java implementation. So REST can be the first approach for high-level integration.

Great, this looks like a well crafted API on a first look. I will give it a spin these days and keep you posted with my suggestions.

BR,
Drasko
Edited 8 years ago
 
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