MEx - Middleware Extendify

An Self-Adaptive IoT Solution that combines a modular software stack and an IoT platform for Smart Water Environments

AMoT - Adaptive Middleware of Things

Adaptive Middleware of Things

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Running the MEx
• Team

Installation

Clone

• Clone this repository to your local machine using git@github.com:davidjmc/mex.git

Setup

TODO

Running the AMoT

• Change to the amot middleware directory cloned earlier

On the computer

Run managing system

from root directory cd managing-system and node main.js

Run mex broker

from root directory cd middleware and make run-broker

Run mex publisher

from root directory cd middleware and make run-publisher

Run mex subscriber

from root directory cd middleware and make run-subscriber

Run Aquamon application

from root directory cd aquamon

is needed install dependencies from project in the front and api directory

Run frontend

cd front and npm install and npm run dev

Run api

to run the database execute docker-compose up -d

cd api and npm install and npm run start:dev

On the thing

TODO

Team

PhD Student	Collaborator	Collaborator	Professor
David Cavalcanti	Angelo Fernandes	Ranieri Carvalho	Nelson Rosa

References

• Books

  • M. Voelter, M. Kircher, and U. Zdun, Remoting Patterns: Foundations of Enterprise, Internet and Realtime Distributed Object Middleware, Pattern Series. John Wiley and Sons, 2004.

  • S. Tarkoma, Publish/Subscriber Systems: Design and Principles, 1st Edition, Wiley series in communications networking & distributed systems, Wiley, s.l., 2012, doi:10.1002/9781118354261.

• Journals and Papers

  • N.S. Rosa, G.M.M. Campos, and D.J.M. Cavalcanti, Lightweight formalisation of adaptive middleware, Journal of Systems Architecture, 2019, doi:10.1016/j.sysarc.2018.12.002.

• Frameworks, Tools and Technology

  • How To Make Python Wait, by Miguel Grinberg -- February 5, 2019