devicehive / devicehive-demo

* DEPRECATED * DeviceHive Server + BLE Gateway Demo

Configure Server

Prerequisites:

• Linux based OS
• Docker 1.3+ (Download & Install)

Docker installed by sudo apt-get docker.io on Ubuntu is version 1.0.1, which is less than minimal. Please install docker as suggested in Docker Maintained Package Installation section

From the very first, configure your demo server. Сd to the repository directory and type

sudo make

If something went wrong, run:

sudo make clean -i

The make command will:

1. Install all dependencies for bridge application
2. Build elasticsearch and kibana docker container
3. Build devicehive postgresql container
4. Start DeviceHive application docker container with the postgresql container
5. Start Elasticsearch and kibana docker container

DeviceHive server API will be accessible, by this url:

http://<your-host-IP>:8080/DeviceHive/rest/

Kibana will be deployed to this url

http://<your-host-IP>:8081/

Let's now configure you device.

Configure Beagle Bone

1. Take board Beagle Bone Black with installed Ubuntu Snappy notice: default password for Ubuntu Snappy is 'password'

2. Insert CSR 4.0 USB Dongle to board

3. Connect to internet via Ethernet

4. Install Demo Snap:

for ubuntu users:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:snappy-dev/beta
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get install snappy-tools bzr
snappy-remote --url=ssh://<Board-IP> install <repository-dir>/ble-gateway.devicehive_1.0.5_multi.snap

for other:

scp <repository-dir>/ble-gateway.devicehive_1.0.5_multi.snap ubuntu@<Board-IP>:/tmp
ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- sudo snappy install /tmp/ble-gateway.devicehive_1.0.5_multi.snap

5. Configure Snap parameters:

DeviceHive server should be set, otherwise service will not start:

ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- sudo /apps/ble-gateway.devicehive/current/bin/dhserver http://<your-host-IP>:8080/DeviceHive/rest/

Set DeviceHive deviceId (if you want):

ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- sudo /apps/ble-gateway.devicehive/current/bin/gatewayid device-id-here

by default deviceId is a hostname

DeviceHive connection type (if you want):

ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- sudo /apps/ble-gateway.devicehive/current/bin/connection rest

or

ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- sudo /apps/ble-gateway.devicehive/current/bin/connection ws

websocket (ws) is default

The services will be restarted after each command.

Configure Bridge app

After the device is configured run a bridge app

sudo DEVICE_ID=<your board gatewayid> make bridge

You can find out current board gatewayid with:

ssh ubuntu@<Board-IP> -- /apps/ble-gateway.devicehive/current/bin/gatewayid

This will start bridge app between DeviceHive and ElasticSearch

Check Kibana

Goto

http://<your-host-IP>:8081/

By default you will be navigated to the dashboard for a Temperature SensorTag. To see data for the Light SensorTag, follow this link:

 http://<your-host-IP>:8081/#/dashboard/file/light.json