Running SAP's IoT Services on Cloud Foundry
summary
SAP declares IoT Services 4.0 runs exclusively on Cloud Foundry but splits components: gateway, message broker (ActiveMQ), Kafka, Postgres/HANA/Cassandra storage, and a Java SDK edge container; deployments use BOSH deployments and a service broker on AWS. Devices connect via MQTT and HTTP ingestion (demo shows a Bluetooth sensor → phone → MQTT with live temperature charts), persistence and APIs work, but CF router hits concurrent-connection limits so high-scale ingestion and multi-tenancy push some components off the CF layer.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to SAP IoT Service
- 1:23IoT Data Ingestion Challenges
- 4:17High-Level Architecture Overview
- 13:08Device Modeling Explained
- 14:32Live Demo of Data Collection
- 20:17Cloud Foundry Integration Challenges
- 23:48Future Improvements and Roadmap
- 27:06Q&A and Closing Remarks
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