Basel One 19
| Date | 16-10-2019 t/m 17-10-2019 |
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| Time | All day event |
| Theme | Java |
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| Description | Johan Janssen will speak at Basel One 19: "Processing (IoT sensor) data with InfluxDB". Sensors give us a wealth of information. But how do we store the information and how do we make it available in a readable way? This talk also shows how the same principles apply to other time based measurements such as method duration. In this session, I will show you how you can send sensor data to InfluxDB. The example is based upon Spring Boot. InfluxDB is a time series database which is a perfect fit to store sensor data. It’s possible to send the data by making a REST call to InfluxDB, by using the Java InfluxDB client or with Spring Data InfluxDB. The example (including a live demo) is based on a Raspberry Pi with the following sensors: BME280 connected to the GPIO ports of a Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi sensor Xiaomi Mijia and Xiaomi Flora connected via Bluetooth to the Raspberry Pi The sensors return a wealth of information such as the temperature and humidity. After the sensor data is stored we make it available in a nice graphical way. Therefore we use the Chronograf dashboard. InfluxDB and Chronograf run in Docker containers on the Raspberry Pi. |
| More info | The Basel One website |