This is part 5 of my IoT series of blogs. So far we did look at the following topic Introduction into the planned scenario Building a Raspberry Pi based Smart Gateway ESP8266 and DHT22 based smart sensor Putting the Smart into the Smart IoT Device In this blog we will create a first running version of […]
If you have followed my earlier posts, then you know, that I’m in the process of building an IoT Demo, with a Raspberry Pi2 as the Smart Gateway. During this process, I had to re-install my Raspberry multiple times, but after the second time I got a bit tired of doing the same steps over […]
This is part 4 in my IoT series of blogs. The first parts did cover the following topics: Introduction into the planned scenario Building a Raspberry Pi based Smart Gateway ESP8266 and DHT22 based smart sensor This blog will describe how to enable the Smart Gateway to handle, enhance and forward incoming messages. As for […]
This is part 3 in my IoT series of blogs. The first parts did cover the following topics Introduction into the planned scenario Building a Rasperry Pi based Smart Gateway In this article I will describe how I build my first physical sensor, based on an ESP8266 microprocessor and a DHT22 digital temperature and humidity sensor. […]
As described in my previous post, my intention is to create a new version of my IoT Demo. The first element that I wanted to get up and running is the Gateway, which is supposed to run a MQTT broker to receive and forward messages a transformation capability to change messages, enable smart routing of […]
After having done a pure Docker/JBoss based IoT Demo-Environment I felt like it was time to bring this demo to the next level, but what does that mean? For me it means to become a bit more “realistic” and to integrate more and different technologies into the demo. In hard facts, this mean real, “dumb” […]
Since mid of December 2015, Red Hat has released the initial version of the Fuse Integration Services. These are various pre-build images which are aimed to make the implementation of Red Hat JBoss Fuse applications on OpenShift V3 as seamless as possible. In this blog I will document the steps required to create a first […]
If you should have followed my previous postings ( thanks for that!! ), then you should have read my blog IMPORTING AN EXTERNAL AND NOT YET PUBLISHED DOCKER IMAGE INTO RED HAT OPENSHIFT V3, in which I have explained how to manually carry a Docker image from a non OpenShift build-server to our OpenShift infrastructure. This […]
In my previous post I described how to manually export/import a Docker image from one system into the Docker registry of OpenShift. A next step would be to push an image from a non OpenShift system directly into the registry. The documentation of OpenShift recommends to secure the registry before opening it for external access. […]
During many customer discussions on PaaS, the same question does come up: “Can I use my own Docker images in OpenShift?” While the simple answer obviously is: “Well, sure! OpenShift makes use of Docker und Kubernetes“ Making it work, is a little bit more complex – until one finally understands it. In this blog I […]