IoT October 2015

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COPR repositories for upcoming IoT packages
by Jared K. Smith 08 Oct '15

08 Oct '15

I've gone ahead and created a set of IoT repositories in COPR for upcoming packages (mostly awaiting formal package review), so that people who are interested can get started. https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/jsmith/IoT/ -- Jared Smith

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Getting started with ideas for IoT on Fedora
by Peter Robinson 07 Oct '15

07 Oct '15

Hi All, I've just done the following blog post [1], I'm just going to paste it into this message pretty close to verbatim to make it easy to start a conversation on thoughts on ideas. So a number of people have been discussing the Internet of Things on Fedora for some time. As I outlined in my Using Fedora as a base for the IoT revolution talk at Flock there’s a lot of use cases and components that make up a complete IoT stack. I think initially we should focus on two initial goals rather than biting off too much: * A IoT internet gateway device * A IoT sensors endpoint device The general idea here is that both of the above would be a very minimal shared build, likely using atomic images to enable easy update/rollback with some specific components for each use case. Initially I suggest we focus on a single, or maybe a couple, of specific devices to limit the scope to something more achievable and to add features as we go. IoT internet gateway device specs and features: * Wired and/or wireless ethernet to provide internet connectivity * Bluetooth Smart (AKA LE) * Thread Stack support (6LoWPAN and friends) * 802.15.4 support * MQTT Broker support (not standard for a IoT GW but enables easier localised testing) * MQTT Client * Atomic support: updates, rollback etc * Works with both our endpoint below and other IoT OSes such as Contiki IoT internet sensors endpoint specs and features: * Wired or wireless ethernet IP support * Bluetooth Smart (AKA LE) * Equivalent to Thread Stack support (6LoWPAN and friends) * MQTT Broker support (not standard for a IoT GW but enables easier testing * MQTT Client * CoAP client * Atomic support: updates, rollback etc * Support for various inputs and outputs and sensors I have no doubt missed a lot of details in the above use cases, it’s somewhere to start. I think we also need to look at tools like Node-RED and tools for managing the devices. IoT is a big topic, the idea is we need to start somewhere so thoughts, ideas etc welcome :-) Peter [1] http://nullr0ute.com/2015/09/getting-iot-kick-started-on-fedora/

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