Apache NiFi: Let through the latest event in a timeframe
In the IoT world, some devices generate large volumes of events that can be difficult for back-end systems to process in real time. Of course you can use NiFi …
Tag: iot
How to scale and smarten up a real-life energy grid with Azure IoT
In this episode of the IoT Show, we discuss the IoT smart grid project that AMIS Conclusion has created for a customer in The Netherlands. We talk about a …
How to manage local IoT complexity with Azure IoT Edge
Whenever there is a more complex IoT solution with dependency on local business logic and the need for autonomous operations an edge device is quickly an important part of …
Creating a Custom Plugin in Grafana using React
Grafana gives you a straightforward way of creating dashboards for monitoring metrics, like status and health of IoT devices. Several types of visualizations are already available when developing the …
AndrIoT, an internet of things enabled phone, part 1
Our mobile phone these days are real powerhouses! They are packed with tons of connectivity, cpu power, ram, storage and…….Sensors!!!! And the latter is exactly what we need in …
What is Apache Drill and how to setup your Proof-of-Concept
March 11, 2019
Data Analytics, Big Data, Data Warehousing & BI, Database, Databases, Microsoft Azure, NoSQL
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Apache Drill is a schema-free SQL query engine. Drill supports a variety of NoSQL databases and file systems, including HBase, MongoDB, MapR-DB, HDFS, MapR-FS, Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, …
Blaming and Praising Room Occupiers Using Outlook API, InfluxDB, IoT and Azure serverless functions
At our offices, we suspect that rooms are being booked but go unused when the booker claimed to need it. All of our rooms are equipped with movement (PIR) …
InfluxDB V2.0 – Stack Implementation Proof of Concept
February 25, 2019
Internet Of Things, Cloud, Database, Databases, Frontend technology, Microsoft Azure
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This blogpost will give you detailed instructions and information regarding the InfluxDB stack. Since February 2019 InfluxDB now consists not only the database itself, but also Telegraf, Chronograf and …
Edge Computing with Azure IoT Reference Architecture
This blog will explain what Edge Computing is and why we need this. We also explain the broader concept of Fog Computing.
IoT is silo integration using Azure Reference Architecture
In IoT, we bridge the gap between the physical world and the enterprise IT systems to unlock the data and create real business value.
How to deploy InfluxDB in Azure using a VM service with dedicated storage
October 12, 2018
Database, Cloud, Containers, Databases, Docker, IT, Microsoft Azure, NoSQL
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InfluxDB isn’t natively supported on Azure. This blog post will teach you how to deploy InfluxDB (or any other database) in a VM with a managed disk on …
Zoo of programming languages named after Animals
Have you ever come across the following challenge? You have to name something; your own project, own product, your company, your boat, or even your own child. Coming up …
Oracle Open World 2017; day 1 observations
Just a quick note about day 1 at Oracle Open World. This Sunday traditionally is filled with presentations of usergroups, customers and product management, and at the end of …
Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Review sessie op 31 oktober 2017 – met aandacht voor ….
Van 2 tot 5 oktober vindt in San Francisco Oracle OpenWorld 2017 plaats. In deze week zal de nabije – en verdere – toekomst van Oracle duidelijk worden gemaakt. …
Serverless computing with Azure Functions – interaction with Event Hub
In a previous article, I described my first steps with Azure Functions – one of the implementation mechanisms for serverless computing: Serverless Computing – Function as a Service (FaaS) …
Serverless Computing – Function as a Service (FaaS) – with Azure Functions – first small steps with a Node/JavaScript function
If your application does not have internal state – and sometimes it is handling peak loads of requests while at other times it is not doing any work at …
Industrial IoT Strategy, The Transference of Risk by using a Digital Twin
The Internet of Things (IoT) is all about getting in-depth insight about your customers. It is the inter-networking of physical devices, vehicles (also referred to as “connected devices” and …
Docker, WebLogic Image on Amazon EC2 Container Service
This blog series shows how to get started with WebLogic and Docker – in 3 different Clouds: Docker and the Oracle Images Create and run a WebLogic Docker Image …
Public Cloud consequences with an Oracle environment
The title suggests a negative statement of using a Public Cloud. Well, it isn’t. I’m convinced the Cloud is the next BIG thing, with huge advantages for businesses. But …
AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon Conference – Session Resource Repository
Below you will find an overview of all the sessions that took place at the AMIS25 Beyond the Horizon conference (1-3 June 2016, Katwijk, The Netherlands) along with the …
Cloudy with a chance of Services – OFMForum XXII Valencia
Last week I had a cloudy week. I attended the 22nd edition of the Fusion Middleware, and 1st PaaS, Partner Community Forum. This time we flew with 9 people from …
Simple security system using Raspberry Pi 2B + Razberry + Fibaro Motion Sensor (FGMS-001)
In this article I’ll describe how I created a simple home-brew burglar detection system to send me a mail when someone enters my house (so I can call the …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – The Complete, Comprehensive and relatively Concise Overview of a Cloud Conference
The Oracle OpenWorld 2015 conference in the last week of October 2015 was full to the brim with announcements, demonstrations, brainstorms, roadmaps, visions and other Oracle technology related activities. …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Business Analytics (Big Data, GoldenGate, OBI (EE), ODI, NoSQL)
note: I would like to thank Mark Rittman of RittmanMead for sharing many of this findings from Oracle OpenWorld 2015 as well as a comprehensive slide desk. Business Analytics …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Infrastructure as a Service – and as a Product – on Compute, Linux, Private Cloud Machine, Storage, Network and more
If you want to be a cloud provider with a complete portfolio, that means you need to offer Infrastructure as a Service. That is where some cloud providers start(ed) …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – PaaS Foundation (WebLogic, Coherence, JCS and Application Container Cloud Service)
The foundation for most of the Oracle Public Cloud Platform services is the Java Cloud Service (JCS) that itself is powered by WebLogic Server. The same WebLogic that Oracle …
Reflections after Oracle OpenWorld 2015 – Mobility and Internet of Things
Internet of Things continues to be of great potential interest – with tens of billions connected devices to sense and record and report and actuate when necessary. Cars, running …
Oracle OpenWorld 2015: Finally a real Vision and Mission. A pleasant surprise
For me the 2015 Oracle OpenWorld was a pleasant surprise. The surprise was not the announcement of an additional set of cloud products like the Identity Cloud or the …
OOW13: summarizing one week and 2000 sessions in 3 hours and a bit – the yearly AMIS OOW Review session – 10th October
On Thursday 10th of October, the 12 man strong AMIS delegation at Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne 2013 will present its findings in a 3 hour session at AMIS HQ …
JavaOne 2013: (Key) Notes of a conference – State of the Java platform and all the roadmaps
Last week’s JavaOne conference provided insights in the roadmap for the Java platform as well as in the current state of things in the Java community. The close relationship …
OOW13 and JavaOne 13: Notes from a Conference – Part One
In this article a first brain dump with observations from the Oracle OpenWorld and JavaOne conferences. These are fairly raw notes – primarily for my own consumption. They may …