Make Linux the Cornerstone of Your Digital Building with Eclipse VOLTTRON
summary
VOLTTRON claims to be an open source distributed sensing-and-control platform that runs on Linux and manages HVAC, EV chargers, batteries and lights via built-in drivers for Modbus/BACnet. It uses a RabbitMQ message bus with pub/sub and RPC, stores time series in SQLite/MySQL/MongoDB/InfluxDB, enforces SSL/cert and role-based auth, and runs from Raspberry Pi edge nodes to campus-wide deployments; demo configures a fake device driver, publishes device topics, and the system works end-to-end.
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chapters (36)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:33What is Voltron
- 4:06Eclipse Foundation
- 4:32Eclipses focus areas
- 5:09Eclipse Toolkit
- 5:23Linux Foundation
- 5:49Voltron
- 7:22Ecosystem
- 8:23Platform
- 9:48Message Bus
- 12:17Historian
- 13:15Drivers
- 14:09Security
- 15:47Applications
- 16:25Demo
- 17:18Commandline Utility
- 17:37Fake Devices
- 18:26Integration
- 19:35Unique Name
- 19:53Scale
- 20:18Campus Deployment
- 20:52Platform Historian
- 21:41Starting the Platform
- 22:47Opening the UI
- 23:04Setting the password
- 24:17Logging into Voltron Central
- 25:16Installing Master Driver Agent
- 26:43Writing your own drivers
- 27:53Fake device
- 28:29Config files
- 29:18Driver config
- 30:02Running time
- 30:28Data scraped
- 30:50Devices
- 31:13Wrapup
- 32:07Learn more
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