XMiDT

Xmidt (pronounced "transmit") is a combination of a server cluster and client that provide a highly available data path to devices deployed all over the world.

Summary

A device connects to the XMiDT cloud via the XMiDT client. Cloud based services can use the XMiDT cloud api to send and receive messages from the devices without needing to worry about where the device is in the world or in the network. Push and pull data from the device with ease.

Table of Contents

• Code of Conduct
• XMiDT Servers
  • Caduceus
  • Scytale
  • Talaria
  • Petasos
• XMiDT Client
• Server Support Libraries
• Client Support Libraries

Code of Conduct

This project and everyone participating in it are governed by the XMiDT Code Of Conduct. By participating, you agree to this Code.

XMiDT Servers

Caduceus

Caduceus provides the pub-sub message delivery mechanism for XMiDT.

Scytale

Scytale accepts the inbound requests, fans out across data centers and delivers the messages to the Talaria machines that could be hosting the device connection.

Talaria

Talaria maintains the secure websocket connections from the device and passes the messages from or to the device.

Petasos

Petasos helps reduce the load on the Talaria machines during mass reboot cases by calculating which specific Talaria a device should connect to & redirecting the incoming request.

Mnemosyne

Mnemosyne provides a mapping between names of devices.

XMiDT Client

Parodus

Parodus is the light weight client that reaches out to the XMiDT cloud to establish the connection.

Server Support Libraries

webpa-common

kratos

golang-money

tr18b1e

golang-discovery-client

Client Support Libraries

nopoll fork

cimplog

seshat

cjwt

cjson-extras

libucresolv

wrp-c

trower-base64