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WSO2 IoT Server 1.0.0-ALPHA Released

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@milanperera milanperera released this 20 May 17:40
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WSO2 IoT Server 1.0.0 alpha

We are pleased to announce WSO2 IoT Server 1.0.0 alpha release. It can be downloaded from https://github.com/wso2/product-iots/releases/download/v1.0.0-alpha/wso2iots-1.0.0-alpha.zip

WSO2 IoT Server is an extensible, open-source, multi tenant, Internet of Things Platform for implementing server-side of IoT Reference Architecture. It comes with a few reference implementations for the device layer.

WSO2 IoT Server supports:

  • Device Management
    • Extensions for registering device types
    • Self-service enrolment and management of connected devices
    • Group, manage and monitor connected devices
    • Share device operations / data with other users
    • Distribution and management of applications and firmware to devices
    • Edge computing powered by WSO2 CEP streaming engine (Siddhi - https://github.com/wso2/siddhi)
    • OOTB support for some known device types such as Raspberry Pi, Arduino Uno, Android
  • IoT Protocol Support
    • Leverage MQTT, HTTP, Websockets and XMPP protocols for device communications with IoT Server
      Framework extension for adding more protocols and data formats
  • Analytics
    • Support for batch, interactive, real-time and predictive analytics through WSO2 DAS
  • Pre-built visualisation support for sensor readings
    • View instant, visualised statistics of individual or multiple devices
    • Traverse through, analyse and zoom in/out of filtered data
    • Stats-API to write your own visualisation
    • Pre-built graphs for common sensor reading types like temperature, velocity
  • API Management for App Development
    • Devices are represented as REST APIs
    • Develop applications using Device APIs
  • Identity and Access Management
    • Identity Management for devices
    • Token based access control for devices & operations (protect back end services via exposing device type APIs)
    • Support for SCEP protocol (encryption and authenticity)

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