Modular Infrastructure for IoT Applications
summary
A lightweight gateway called iGate/IotaGate runs on ARM boards with Java 8 and claims Java 8 Fork/Join driven parallelism to utilize multicore CPUs and sustain high throughput (examples cite SCADA-scale ~3,000 msgs/s). It loads modules from a directory and ships concrete drivers: Pi4J and libbulldog for serial/I2C/SPI, Jetty-Jersey-Genson for a detachable drag‑and‑drop UI and REST config, Apache Http Components for HTTP, and MQTT for publish/subscribe. Working demos include nrf24 wireless power‑meter pulses (1,000 impulses/kWh, Arduino batches 100) and a 30s sensor→Raspberry Pi→Bluemix/Node‑RED pipeline. nrf24 to MQTT
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:34Introducing Yate Gateway
- 13:22Architecture and configuration
- 16:55Live demo setup
- 25:23Module architecture deep dive
- 35:33Q&A and closing
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