I want to know which tools can be used to visualize data obtained from Orion Context Broker of FIWARE and HDFS.Any help regarding this is appreciated.
within the FIWARE context, both Knowage and Wirecloud can be used.
You can discover more about Knowage and Wirecloud starting from the FIWARE GE catalogue:
https://catalogue-server.fiware.org/enablers/
They are very different from each other: Knowage is a complete BI solution, while Wirecloud is an application mashup platform. The choice of the right tool depends on the type of visualizations/analyses you want to achieve.
I suggest you to have a look at documentation and examples for both.
Hope this helps.
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It seems that Hawkular APM is not actively maintained anymore (https://www.hawkular.org/hawkular-apm/).
What opensource APM solutions do we have currently available for Openshift Container Platform?
Can you detail the features they provide (application metrics -CPU, memory...-, application support -polyglot, container based...-, distributed tracing, etc.).
Hawkular will be replaced with Prometheus from v4.x+, refer the release notes for more informations.
As far as I know, each feature in charge of component list is as follows.
Basically the component is provided as Operator in the future.
Resource Monitoring: Prometheus Operator
Distributed tracing: Jaeger Tracing
Application Performance Monitoring: Dynatrace OneAgent
You can get the details of each page of the components from OperatorHub.io. I hope it help you.
I want to build my own pass platform based on cloudfoundry and openshift. I want to use some of the functions of these two platforms, and I don't want to deploy them all in the environment. Is this feasible? What similar open source projects can learn from?
Let me produce some contents about OpenShift for you as follows.
OpenShift Online : Free plan is enough to your first training.
OpenShift HandsOn training : Awesome practical training, it need not to prepare your env.
OpenShift Documentation - Enterprise and OpenShift OpenSource AKA OKD - Documentation
If you'd like to deploy to your on-premise as open source project of OpenShift, you can review/test/operate the OKD (former name: OpenShift Origin).
I hope if help you. :^)
In regards to Cloud Foundry, it is just a collection of services. We use Bosh to deploy Cloud Foundry, which knows how to deploy all the services so that they can talk to each other & function cohesively. There's nothing that would prevent you from using a different Bosh configuration (or even totally different tool) to deploy these services in a different way.
You can run projects like Gorouter, UAA, Cloud Controller and Garden stand-alone. The individual project sites typically have instructions for doing this.
Ex:
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/gorouter#start
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/uaa#quick-start
Other components might be a little trickier as they depend on each other. Diego, for example, depends on Garden and is built to send logs through Loggregator. In these cases, you might need to do a little work if you didn't want to use one of the dependent components.
https://github.com/cloudfoundry/diego-design-notes#what-are-all-these-repos-and-what-do-they-do
I would disagree with your comment about these systems being bloated, and say that depends on your perspective. If you don't need a lot of the features, then I could see why you might think that. I'd say overkill might be a better way to put it though.
If you don't need all the functionality that PaaS platforms provide, you could look at other options: Dokku, Kubernetes, Knative, etc... You don't get all the features of CF, but the systems have smaller footprints. If you can live without the extra features, then these might be better options for you.
Hope that helps!
I'm working on my first fiware project. I want to make an application consisting on an online store, with some Specific Enablers to provide some functionality. This is all very new to me, and I've been reading a lot these days, but I'm pretty lost and I really wonder if what I'm trying to do is even possible.
Can I use wirecloud to make a mashup application like this? How can I integrate specific enablers with the web application? Is there some kind of enabler to provide online store functionality?
Thanks for your time
WireCloud comes with support for some of the Generic Enablers provided by FIWARE (WStore, Orion, Kurento, ...) and can be used for accessing to your Specific Enablers (although you will need to code). You can learn more about WireCloud on the available course at FIWARE Lab Academy.
One of the Generic Enablers that seems useful for your use case seems to be the Store Generic Enabler. The store is used in FIWARE Lab for distributing/selling services, datasets, and WireCloud components, but can be configured for other purposes.
I would like to use the FI-LAB platform at http://lab.fi-ware.org. However, I have doubts about which specific generic enablers instances can I use there or the APIs they are exposing.
Thus, where can I find info about instances of FI-WARE GEs deployed on FI-LAB I can experiment with?
A good starting point could be the Developers Portal
http://www.fi-ware.org/fi-ware-developers-portal/
There you will find several core components, most of them available at fi-lab. Follow the "more info" link at each Ge, and then check the "Instances" tab in the general Catalogue to obtain more information of where it is deployed or if it is available at fi-lab instance.
I've been doing Google around to find out the solution for the question "how can I change application integration style from point-to-point to a bus-bus in BizTalk ESB 2.0?".
Please could any one suggest me answer for this?
Place the ESB as HUB and Spoke among all the external applications.