rIoT Engine Block Diagram and Functionality-A Brief Review
Main components of the rIoT Technology are rIoT Explorer and rIoT Engine rIoT Engine: rIoT Engine is the worker component that provides connectivity between the field and the time-series services. To push data to the cloud service, rIoT Engine needs to map the field data into the time-series data structure. The mapping information is included in a configuration file. Without the configuration file, rIoT Engine is not able to push data into the cloud. rIoT Engine can work on b
rIoT Technology Applications
real-time Internet of Things (rIoT) Technology is an advanced technology that provides secure and intelligent connectivity between field devices or controllers and the cloud services. Field: Field device can be a single sensor, actuator or intelligent relay. A controller can be a PLC or even a SCADA or BMS system. rIoT Technology is capable of interfacing with the process from a single sensor to an enterprise control and monitoring system. IoT Time-Series Services: IoT Time-S
Scripting with rIoT Engine
In rIoT Engine, you can use .Net scripting language to manipulate data before sending to the server platforms. In addition, you can use scripting to create new data sources. For example, if you like to monitor memory resource of a host machine, you can use scripting to acquire that information and write into the scripting streams. To add a scripting client, right click on Devices: Clients, Scripting and add a new scripting device. Once the device is created, you need to add a
Getting Started With your First rIoT Application
Before diving into describing different system components in detail, we will go over a simple case to show an end to end scenario. In this example, we create a simulation stream and demonstrate how we can push the data streams to a cloud server. It is assumed that rIoT Explorer is installed on your Windows machine and you have access to a rIoT Engine. Please refer to the other documents describing installation process, if you do not have the applications installed. TIP: Make
