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Red Hat IoT Demo Kit

This project contains the Asset Tracking Demo showcasing Red Hat technologies used in IoT solutions. This is a RHEL VM based gateway with the Eclipse Kura intelligent gateway software installed, as well as a JBoss EAP web application for monitoring sensor data.

Once you follow the directions below in "Getting Started", you will have a running VM containing the following components that make up the IoT Asset Tracking Demo:

  • Kura intelligent gateway
    • Sensor components
    • Connector to Everyware Cloud
  • JBoss EAP 7
    • Asset Tracking demo web UI
    • JBoss Data Grid

Screenshot

Screenshot

Prequisites

  • Vagrant
  • VirtualBox

Note: These instructions are for running this demo on Mac - you can use homebrew to install prerequisites. For running this demo on RHEL, follow these additional steps

Getting Started

  1. In a console, clone this repository and change to the project directory:
$ git clone https://github.com/redhat-iot/demo-kit.git
$ cd demo-kit
  1. Download JBoss EAP 7 (jboss-eap-7.0.0.zip) and JBoss Data Grid Server 7 (jboss-datagrid-7.0.0-server.zip) from Red Hat Customer Portal and save these to files/
  2. Download Kura build and make it executable
$ curl https://s3.amazonaws.com/redhat-iot/kura_2.1.0-SNAPSHOT_fedorapi_installer.sh -o files/kura_2.1.0-SNAPSHOT_fedorapi_installer.sh
$ chmod +x files/kura_2.1.0-SNAPSHOT_fedorapi_installer.sh
  1. Create a private configuration file from template
$ mkdir $HOME/.vagrant.d
$ cp redhat-iot-demo.yml $HOME/.vagrant.d/redhat-iot-demo.yml

Edit new file as needed (default should be ok unless you are doing Kura development).

Starting the Demo VM

To start the VM, run the following command:

vagrant up

Once the VM has started, the installed application will be available through these links:

Application Links
Red Hat IoT Cargo Demo
Kura Web Console
Everyware Cloud

To stop the VM and destroy it completely, run:

vagrant destroy

Installing components to Kura

Once you have the VM running, you can access the Kura web console and login as admin/admin.

In the Kura UI, click on the "Packages" menu and then select "Install/Upgrade". Select the com.redhat.iot.demo.package_1.0.2-SNAPSHOT.dp file from vagrant/files. This installs the main demo components.

Due to a bug in Kura, to reinstall new versions you must first manually Uninstall the package and then install the new version in two steps.

Once you have installed the component above, open a browser to http://localhost:8081 and click on one of the shipment lines to start visualizing the sensor data. Sensor data does not start streaming to the UI until you click on a shipment.

Troubleshooting

If the VM stops at the lines:

==> redhat-iot-demo: Waiting for machine to boot. This may take a few minutes...
    redhat-iot-demo: SSH address: 127.0.0.1:2222
    redhat-iot-demo: SSH username: vagrant
    redhat-iot-demo: SSH auth method: private key

for more than 3 minutes, you can use CTRL-C to cancel the build, and then run vagrant destroy to clean up. Run vagrant up to try the VM build again. This is a known issue, but if the VM doesn't start after trying 2-3 times, please open an issue. If you have a possible solution or input on the problem, please open an issue as well.

Additional commands to know are:

Command Function
vagrant up Creates a new VM from the template
vagrant suspend Suspends the VM without destroying it (resume with vagrant resume)
vagrant resume Resume a suspended VM
vagrant destroy Destroy the VM completely (Use if you want to create a new one
vagrant provision Run the provisioners on the existing VM.
vagrant ssh Uses the private keys installed in the VM to establish an ssh session

More details in these instructions

Creating base RHEL box (only necessary if you need something other than the default RHEL VM images)

See these instructions