#EXTREME INJECTOR 3.5.2 SERIES#

value: the data value (e.g., the temperature measured by a thermometer).unit: the type of the SmartData (see the SmartData documentation and typical units).'1.2': version 1, Mobile (.2), representing data from a device that is moving.'1.1': version 1, Stationary (.1), representing data from a device that is not moving.The Insertion and Retrieval managers are responsible for running Data Science algorithms on the SmartData flowing into and out of the Platform. The SpaceTime Mapper is responsible for mapping regions of Space and Time to the associated SmartData stored or to be stored in the Platform. Microservices requests are first handled by the Domain Manager, which is responsible for mapping SmartData sets to projects and implementing certificate and password-based authentication (both for users and devices), access control, and secure communication. The Microservice Manager acts as a front-end to IoT devices, IoT gateways, Data Analytics services, and a Visualization Engine.

#EXTREME INJECTOR 3.5.2 SERIES#

The IoT Platform is organized around a set of microservices implemented by the set of actors depicted in the figure below, which provide Secure Storing and Data Science Processing for Series of SmartData. Finally, if you want to contribute to the development of the Platform, there is also a Guide about its Internals. LISHA's IoT Platform is based on EPOS SmartData, so you might also want to take a look at it before continuing with this document. Before reading it, or if you just want to get a glimpse of it, you might want to visit the Platform's site for an overview of its architecture and the underlying technology. This document is a technical documentation of the Platform aimed at supporting real users. LISHA's IoT Platform is an effort to support projects investigating the application of Data Science algorithms in the realm of the Internet of Cyber-Physical Systems. TLS support for Post-Handshake Authentication

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