I have coded TIVA launchpad using the quickstart example for IBM bluemix and it works perfectly fine with data available on the quickstart dashboard, however when I use the registered option following the steps given here https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/energia-tm4c1294/ the device does not connect to the Bluemix server(doesn't show connected status on serial port nor on active device status dashboard). Please help.
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How to connect Node-RED flow to the IoT Platform in IBM Cloud now, since the ibmiot nodes from Node-RED are gone? Almost all Node-RED based IoT tutorials for IBM Cloud referred to IoT Platform starter and those nodes. When running Node-Red in the IBM Cloud, there used to be "IBM IoT in" and "IBM IoT out" nodes which allowed to easily connect to the IBM Watson IoT platform. But now, they are no longer available.
The IoT Platform Starter has been removed from IBM Cloud for some time now. Yet it is fairly easy to add the IoT Platform service to the “vanilla” Node-Red Starter app in IBM Cloud. As soon as it is provisioned you can install the “IBMIoT” input and output nodes using the manage palette menu option in Node-RED. Follow this blog post for more details: https://medium.com/#blumareks/iot-adventure-with-a-sensor-for-a-pet-hamster-part-2-ed56b7e3d21e?source=friends_link&sk=8b9bc03fd0521ae52413476f73c6d987
I am new to IBM Blockchain Platform VSCode Extension and using IBM Blockchain Platform Extension Version: 0.3.2 and Visual Studio Code version: 1.32.3.
In this extension there is a feature "Connecting to your own Hyperledger Fabric instance". I tried this by using the command "Add Gateway" in VSCode. I have provided connection profile, cert and private key. It successfully connected and showing only channel name under "FABRIC GATEWAYS". No peers are showing. But now my question is, how to install and initiate smart contract using the extension? Nothing is showing under "LOCAL FABRIC OPS" which was showing when I connect to pre-configured local fabric instance. Please help me to understand.
It's not possible to install chaincode or instantiate chaincode on an external network (ie one that isn't managed by the vscode plugin itself), although as you have already discovered you can connect a gateway to it to test your running chaincode. So you can perform an install/instantiate on your external network then use the plugin to interact with it.
If the network provided by the plugin isn't suitable for you to use for your local testing then I would suggest raising an issue at
https://github.com/IBM-Blockchain/blockchain-vscode-extension/issues
describing why the in built network isn't suitable and what sort of inbuilt network would be suitable.
I am trying to connect my raspberri pi with Google IoT Cloud solutions using Weave. I have done it already using AWS and IBM Bluemix, but could not find a way to do the same using Google Cloud. As per their documentation, it seems that some of the fies have been deprecated or not been updated.
Moreover, they have been written in C language and I am not much of a C guy. I used Python for both the IBM Bluemix and AWS to connect my Pi to IoT and then establish the subscriber and exchange messages using MQTT gateway.
Can anyone suggest anything regarding this?
Google Weave getting started
To be more specific, certain packages which I saw in error logs while installing the below step:
make -C examples/host/light
it showed in logs the message like
could not find lldap
could not find llssh2
Even after installing them in my developer machine.
Due to error above, the below command
./out/host/examples/light/light
is not executed as the location
/out/host/examples/light/light
is not created by the above make command. Any suggestions for this?
You might want to try instead to use the new Google Cloud IoT Core product instead of Weave - full disclosure, I worked on it. It's currently in public beta and enables the scenarios you're trying to address. You should be able to use MQTT to communicate to/from your device.
There's a high-level overview of the platform on YouTube as well as an industrial applications focused talk from Google I/O.
I just set up my local environment to use IBM API Connect and it gives me "extra options" to make the database. Now i'm using IBM API Connect inside IBM Bluemix and it doesn't have those "extra options" :/ I'd like to use it from IBM Bluemix to start migrating to the cloud, thanks in advance.
(I said this in a comment, but it should be an answer...)
The APIC Designer, which you run locally, helps define your models and connections, you then deploy that to Bluemix. You don't edit it on Bluemix itself.
The Local Developer toolkit gets installed on your computer for modeling and creating the api's through Strongloop or Kitura. After you have created your api's to run and publish them, bluemix publix cloud is used where you get a free developer portal and Node.js runtime environment for running your applications/micro-services.
I have setup one meshlium gateway with four waspmote(AC_1, AC_2, SC_1, EN_1) devices, I have configured IBM Bluemix configuration in IoT Platforms page in the meshlium web manager. The devices are getting created in the IBM Bluemix IoTF(Watson IOTF) devices section. But sensors data not getting pushed into IBM Bluemix IoTF, in the recent logs(events) section of each devices. Could please help me out to resolve the issue.
Current version of meshlium web manager is: 3.2.5 Model Kit
My sensors in the waspmote(AC_1) is sending data to meshlium in every 10 seconds.
Bluemix Config. here:
http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=13_meshlium_ibm_bluemix_cloud_connecttor_config.png
Devices got created in IBM Bluemix IoTF(Watson IOTF):
http://img4.imagetitan.com/img.php?image=13_meshlium_waspmote_devices_ibm_bluemix.png