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Cloud Native IoT
When deploying, with OpenShift 4.11, I get the following warning: ``` W1013 15:29:22.613598 136837 warnings.go:70] would violate PodSecurity "restricted:v1.24": allowPrivilegeEscalation != false (container "service" must set securityContext.allowPrivilegeEscalation=false), unrestricted capabilities (container...
Load balancing for DTLS over UDP requires that UDP packets from the same IP is routed to the same pod which was used for the initial handshake. The default Kubernetes...
A useful pattern when writing Drogue Cloud extensions is to hook into the lifecycle of devices: when device is created, an operator can detect that and send commands to a...
One common pattern for drogue iot operators is to use the same mechanism as applications for communicating with devices/gateways on the 'other side'. Using channels, one can multiplex a given...
At the moment, device aliases are by design only used on ingressing events from devices. However, in a use case for eclipsecon using bluetooth mesh, devices have an additional 'address...
In order to allow web browser based simulators to directly send data to the HTTP endpoint, we should consider adding CORS headers to the http endpoint. Additionally, it might be...
At the moment the deployment script deploys kafka and other component from predefined versions and there is for example no way to attach Drogue to an already exisiting kafka installation....
I tried to deploy version 0.11 using the following command: `env CLUSTER=openshift ./scripts/drgadm deploy -e` most of the components deployed correctly but console-backend doesn't and it terminates with the following...
Summarizing the chat discussion with @rmja … It would be good to allow devices (protocol endpoints) to send arbitrary header fields, which translate into CloudEvents (CE) extension attributes. As some...
It would be useful if the payload of an event with the "application/cbor" content type could be displayed in a human readable way in the events for a device. Something...
