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Provide a first implementation of this microservice, which will link Km4City's API with Kafka #1 #7
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A first Java implementation of this microservice.
We implemented a simple polling of the API, targeting the Florence area. We ingested the data into Kafka using the provided iot event avro schema.
As POC we also provide a simple implementation of a Consumer with indexing of data in elasticsearch.
We first get from the API all the sensors list. Then with polling we get all the data from the sensors.
Future development may be: the fetch of other API request, the parallelization of the API requests using Kafka Streaming.