The files contained in this repository, enable the deploy of the software components upon which the SOFIE Federation Adapter (FA) used by the P2P Energy Flexibility Marketplace pilot is based.
The FA itself is based on the FIWARE platform. The docker-compose.yml file provided is already configured to set up the execution environment composed by FIWARE Orion Context Broker, FIWARE IoT-Agent, FIWARE STH Comet, MongoDB, and Mosquitto MQTT using containers.
index.js executes a CLI application designed to demonstrate how the system works. Alternatively, once the required containers have been set up, it is possible to manually interact with the software components through their APIs (e.g. following the basic FIWARE tutorial).
- Docker with docker-compose
- Node.js with npm
To start the software components using docker-compose run:
docker-compose up -dinstall the dependencies required by the CLI utility:
npm installthen run launch the CLI utility with:
npm startfinally, run
docker-compose downto stop and clean the running containers.
The utility guides you through 5 steps:
- Check the IoT Agent Service Health
- Provision a Service Group
- Provision a Sensor
- Simulate IoT Device Measure via MQTT
- Retrieve the Entity Data
Step 1 just checks that the IoT Agent is up and running.
Steps 2 and 3 are configuration steps and need to be executed once.
Step 4 simulates receiving IoT measures from the sensor just configured via MQTT.
Finally, step 5 shows the latest available context data.
You can cycle through steps 4 and 5, providing new measures and watching how the context information changes.
The following services are available when the component is running:
- http://localhost:27017/ mongo-db
- http://localhost:1883/ mosquitto
- http://localhost:9001/ mosquitto
- http://localhost:8666/ fiware-sth-comet
- http://localhost:1026/ fiware-orion
- http://localhost:4041/ fiware-iot-agent
- http://localhost:7896/ fiware-iot-agent
Giuseppe Raveduto: [email protected]