IBM in early 1970’s • A network of asynchronous processes communicating by means of streams of structured data chunks • Each process is a black box – it doesn’t know what has come before it or what comes after it ; it just acts on the data it receives and passes the result on
default Raspberry Pi image, Node-RED can be used out of the box to begin creating IoT applications Available in the IBM Cloud catalog as a quick start application, it takes moments to create cloud applications that combine services across the platform. Easily installed on other cloud platforms.
great for building RESTful services IBMIoT – Receive messages from an attached Watson IoT Platform Also can receive from Websockets, MQTT (pick your own broker), TCP and MQ Light
when the input comes from an HTTP Request IBMIoT – send events out to the attached Watson IoT account Twilio – send SMS messages via the Twilio service IBM Push – Send Push notifications to mobile devices Also can send requests through TCP, UDP, MQLight, WebSockets.
https://flows.nodered.org • Find new nodes, share your flows and see what other • people have done with Node-RED Node Red official documentation: • https://nodered.org/docs/ • Getting Started - User Guide - Cookbook Watson Node Red nodes: • https://github.com/watson-developer-cloud/node-red-labs • A collection of examples on how to use the Watson nodes in Node-Red Community Hosted Node Red Guide : http://noderedguide.com/ • “ The node red guide is a series of lectures designed to get you stared with Node-Red” Pooja’s Node-RED Demo: https://github.com/pmmistry/Intro-to-Node-RED John Walicki Node-RED Examples: https://github.com/johnwalicki