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Index
Preface
Who Is This Book For?
To the Programmer To the Instructor To the Technology Manager and Executive
What Do I Need to Know? How Is This Book Arranged?
Part I: Getting Started Part II: Connecting to the Physical World Part III: Connecting to Other Things Part IV: Connecting to the Cloud
Some Background on the IoT
Complexity Redefined Creating Value Living on the Edge
Conclusion Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples O’Reilly Online Learning How to Contact Us
I. Setup
What you’ll learn in this section
1. Getting Started
What you’ll learn in this chapter Defining Your System
Breaking Down the Problem Defining Relevant Outcomes Architecting a Solution
Setting Up Your Development and Test Environment
Step I: Prepare Your Development Environment Step II: Define Your Testing Strategy Step III: Managing Your Design and Development Workflow Thoughts on Automation Programming Exercises
Conclusion
2. Initial Edge Tier Applications
What You’ll Learn in This Chapter Design Concepts Tracking Your Requirements Programming Exercises
Add System Performance Tasks to the Constrained Device Application Add System Performance Tasks to the Gateway Device Application
Additional Exercises Conclusion
II. Connecting to the Physical World
What you’ll learn in this section Application Configuration Review
3. Data Simulation
What you’ll learn in this chapter Simulating Sensors and Actuators
Generating Simulated Data Using a Sensor Data Generator Class
Programming Exercises
Integrating Sensing and Actuation Simulation within Your Application Design Representing Sensor and Actuator Data Within the Application Create Data Containers to Support Data Collection and Actuation Add in the Simulated Sensor Functionality Add in the Simulated Actuation Functionality Invoking Sensor Simulators Using the Sensor Adapter Manager Invoking Actuator Simulators Using the Actuator Adapter Manager Create and Integrate the Device Data Manager
Additional Exercises Conclusion
4. Data Emulation
What you’ll learn in this chapter Emulating Sensors and Actuators
Setting Up and Configuring an Emulator The Sense - Emu Sense HAT Emulator
Programming Exercises
Integrating Sensing and Actuation Emulation within your Application Design Add in the Emulated Sensor Functionality Add in the Emulated Actuation Functionality Add in the Emulated Sensor Functionality Add in the Emulated Actuator Functionality
Additional Exercises Conclusion
5. Data Management
What you’ll learn in this chapter Data Translation and Management Concepts Programming Exercises
Data Translation in the Constrained Device App Data Translation in the Gateway Device App
Additional Exercises Conclusion
III. Connecting to Other Things
What you’ll learn in this section
Naming Conventions for Topics and Resources Configuration Considerations Implementing Exercises and Validation Security Considerations
6. MQTT Integration – Part I
What you’ll learn in this chapter About MQTT
Connecting to a Broker Message Passing Control Packets and the Structure of an MQTT Message
Adding MQTT to Your Applications
Installing and Configuring an MQTT Broker
Programming Exercises Additional Exercises Conclusion
7. MQTT Integration – Part II
What you’ll learn in this chapter Programming Exercises
Create the MQTT Connector Abstraction Module
Additional Exercises Conclusion
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