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Translator's Preface
Preface
About the Author
reviewers Introduction
Chapter 1 to understand things and develop things on the IBM Watson platform 1
1.1 What is the Internet of Things 2
1.2 3 Things General Case
1.2.1 Internet car 3
1.2.2 Internet 3 people
1.3 networking technology elements 4
1.3.1 device 4
1.3.2 5 edge computation
1.3.3 network 6
1.3.4 application protocol 11
1.3.5 analysis of AI 12
1.4 IBM Watson characteristics thereof networked platforms 12
1.4.1 dashboard 13
1.4.2 devices, gateways and applications 14
1.4.3 security 14
1.5 Creating your first Internet of things solutions 14
1.5.1 Creating a gateway 16
1.5.2 Creating an application 17
1.5.3 Creating device 20
1.6 Summary 24
1.7 Further reading 24
Chapter 2 Creating things solutions 25
2.1 technical requirements 26
2.2 gardening solutions 26
2.2.1 demand Overview 26
2.2.2 solution Overview 27
2.2.3 Select device 27
2.2.4 wiring apparatus 32
2.3 pairs encoding device firmware 33
2.3.1 34 measure soil moisture
2.3.2 detected ambient temperature 36
2.3.3 open relay 37
2.3.4 38 published events
2.3.5 Event Monitoring 39
2.3.6 Subscribe to action 43
2.4 Creating the back-end application 45
2.4.1 Creating Cloud Foundry applications on the IBM Cloud platform 45
2.4.2 Upload Code 47
2.5 Summary 50
2.6 Further reading 51
Chapter 3 technical Overview and use block chain super 53 books
3.1 block Chaining is what 54
3.2 blocks and chain super books 56
3.2.1 Hyperledger project 57
3.2.2 Hyperledger Fabric59
3.3 choose a classic case of application 64
3.4 Summary 66
3.5 FAQ 67
3.6 Further reading 67
Chapter 4 Creating 69 own block chain network
4.1 prerequisites 70
4.2 Hyperledger Composer to create your own block chain networks 70
4.2.1 get Hyperledger Composer70
4.2.2 Discussion case a block chain network configuration 72
4.3 Hyperledger Fabric Composer mounting block and chain network 83
4.3.1 Set Docker83
4.3.2 Composer84 mounted Hyperledger
4.3.3 using Docker 1.3 87 mounted HyperledgerFabric
4.3.4 in Kubernetes Hyperledger Fabric 1.388 deployment environment
4.4 Summary 88
4.5 Further reading 89
Chapter 5 use block chain food safety issues 91
5.1 rules for modern food chain, challenges and issues 91
5.1.1 the challenge of food security 92
5.1.2 food safety management system: ISO 2200092
5.2 blocks chain and how things play a role in the food chain 93
5.2.1 food ecosystems 94
5.2.2 food ecosystems opportunities and challenges 95
5.2.3 the food chain is of things and region classic case of technology block chain it 102
5.3 Summary 103
5.4 Further reading 104
Chapter 6 design solution architecture 105
6.1 105 food industry
challenges 6.1.1 food ecosystems 106
6.1.2 food processing sectors 107
6.1.3 food distribution links 108
6.1.4 food retail sectors 110
6.2 111 aspect
6.2.1 front-end application 112
6.2.2 asset tracking technology based IOT 113
6.2.3 the API / SDK115
6.2.4 Hyperledger Composer- level overview 116
6.3 software components 117
6.3.1 Composer REST server 117
6.3.2 Hyperledger Composer model 121
6.3.3 Hyperledger access control language Composer 123
6.3.4 Hyperledger Composer transaction handler 124
6.4 Summary 125
6.5 Q 126
6.6 127 further reading
Chapter 7, to create their own block chains thereof and networking solutions 129
7.1 technical requirements 130
7.2 solution Overview 130
7.3 131 block creation chain network
7.3.1 concepts and 132 enumeration
definition of assets 133 7.3.2
7.3.3 participants 134
7.3.4 Hyperledger to deploy and test business network 134
7.3.5 through block chain transaction handling assets 137
create and export business card 139 participants 7.3.6
7.3.7 Defining ACL 141
7.3.8 upgrade service networks 144
7.3.9 Setting Composer REST server 146 for each participant
7.4 Creating solutions Things portion 147
7.4.1 Hardware Settings 147
7.4.2 firmware development 149
7.4 .3 application development 150
7.5 153 end to end testing
7.5.1 Creating food boxes 154
7.5.2 assets will be transferred to the transporter 155
to measure the temperature of 156 7.5.3 transport
7.5.4 the transfer of assets to the warehouse 156
7.5.5 Creating a Add food handling pallets and boxes 157
to measure the temperature during transportation handling pallets 158 7.5.6
7.5.7 tracking food boxes 158
7.6 160 Summary
Chapter 8 things, block chains, and industrial 4.0161
8.1 4.0162 industrial
8.2 innovation as a cloud computing platform 162
cloud computing model 162 8.2.1
8.2.2 4.0 industrial importance cloud 164
8.3 IOT 165
8.4 block Chaining - simplified business chain 165
8.5 167 Summary
optimum chain block zone chapter 9 and solutions IOT practice 169
9.1 170 cloud application development
9.1.1 Reference Architecture 171
9.1.2 12 factors application development model 172
9.1.3 no server computer 173
9.2 Hyperledger Composer for developing block chain 174
9.2.1 Hyperledger Composer Toolkit 174
9.2.2 Hyperledger ComposerREST server 174
9.3 176 Summary
9.4 Further reading 176
Preface
About the Author
reviewers Introduction
Chapter 1 to understand things and develop things on the IBM Watson platform 1
1.1 What is the Internet of Things 2
1.2 3 Things General Case
1.2.1 Internet car 3
1.2.2 Internet 3 people
1.3 networking technology elements 4
1.3.1 device 4
1.3.2 5 edge computation
1.3.3 network 6
1.3.4 application protocol 11
1.3.5 analysis of AI 12
1.4 IBM Watson characteristics thereof networked platforms 12
1.4.1 dashboard 13
1.4.2 devices, gateways and applications 14
1.4.3 security 14
1.5 Creating your first Internet of things solutions 14
1.5.1 Creating a gateway 16
1.5.2 Creating an application 17
1.5.3 Creating device 20
1.6 Summary 24
1.7 Further reading 24
Chapter 2 Creating things solutions 25
2.1 technical requirements 26
2.2 gardening solutions 26
2.2.1 demand Overview 26
2.2.2 solution Overview 27
2.2.3 Select device 27
2.2.4 wiring apparatus 32
2.3 pairs encoding device firmware 33
2.3.1 34 measure soil moisture
2.3.2 detected ambient temperature 36
2.3.3 open relay 37
2.3.4 38 published events
2.3.5 Event Monitoring 39
2.3.6 Subscribe to action 43
2.4 Creating the back-end application 45
2.4.1 Creating Cloud Foundry applications on the IBM Cloud platform 45
2.4.2 Upload Code 47
2.5 Summary 50
2.6 Further reading 51
Chapter 3 technical Overview and use block chain super 53 books
3.1 block Chaining is what 54
3.2 blocks and chain super books 56
3.2.1 Hyperledger project 57
3.2.2 Hyperledger Fabric59
3.3 choose a classic case of application 64
3.4 Summary 66
3.5 FAQ 67
3.6 Further reading 67
Chapter 4 Creating 69 own block chain network
4.1 prerequisites 70
4.2 Hyperledger Composer to create your own block chain networks 70
4.2.1 get Hyperledger Composer70
4.2.2 Discussion case a block chain network configuration 72
4.3 Hyperledger Fabric Composer mounting block and chain network 83
4.3.1 Set Docker83
4.3.2 Composer84 mounted Hyperledger
4.3.3 using Docker 1.3 87 mounted HyperledgerFabric
4.3.4 in Kubernetes Hyperledger Fabric 1.388 deployment environment
4.4 Summary 88
4.5 Further reading 89
Chapter 5 use block chain food safety issues 91
5.1 rules for modern food chain, challenges and issues 91
5.1.1 the challenge of food security 92
5.1.2 food safety management system: ISO 2200092
5.2 blocks chain and how things play a role in the food chain 93
5.2.1 food ecosystems 94
5.2.2 food ecosystems opportunities and challenges 95
5.2.3 the food chain is of things and region classic case of technology block chain it 102
5.3 Summary 103
5.4 Further reading 104
Chapter 6 design solution architecture 105
6.1 105 food industry
challenges 6.1.1 food ecosystems 106
6.1.2 food processing sectors 107
6.1.3 food distribution links 108
6.1.4 food retail sectors 110
6.2 111 aspect
6.2.1 front-end application 112
6.2.2 asset tracking technology based IOT 113
6.2.3 the API / SDK115
6.2.4 Hyperledger Composer- level overview 116
6.3 software components 117
6.3.1 Composer REST server 117
6.3.2 Hyperledger Composer model 121
6.3.3 Hyperledger access control language Composer 123
6.3.4 Hyperledger Composer transaction handler 124
6.4 Summary 125
6.5 Q 126
6.6 127 further reading
Chapter 7, to create their own block chains thereof and networking solutions 129
7.1 technical requirements 130
7.2 solution Overview 130
7.3 131 block creation chain network
7.3.1 concepts and 132 enumeration
definition of assets 133 7.3.2
7.3.3 participants 134
7.3.4 Hyperledger to deploy and test business network 134
7.3.5 through block chain transaction handling assets 137
create and export business card 139 participants 7.3.6
7.3.7 Defining ACL 141
7.3.8 upgrade service networks 144
7.3.9 Setting Composer REST server 146 for each participant
7.4 Creating solutions Things portion 147
7.4.1 Hardware Settings 147
7.4.2 firmware development 149
7.4 .3 application development 150
7.5 153 end to end testing
7.5.1 Creating food boxes 154
7.5.2 assets will be transferred to the transporter 155
to measure the temperature of 156 7.5.3 transport
7.5.4 the transfer of assets to the warehouse 156
7.5.5 Creating a Add food handling pallets and boxes 157
to measure the temperature during transportation handling pallets 158 7.5.6
7.5.7 tracking food boxes 158
7.6 160 Summary
Chapter 8 things, block chains, and industrial 4.0161
8.1 4.0162 industrial
8.2 innovation as a cloud computing platform 162
cloud computing model 162 8.2.1
8.2.2 4.0 industrial importance cloud 164
8.3 IOT 165
8.4 block Chaining - simplified business chain 165
8.5 167 Summary
optimum chain block zone chapter 9 and solutions IOT practice 169
9.1 170 cloud application development
9.1.1 Reference Architecture 171
9.1.2 12 factors application development model 172
9.1.3 no server computer 173
9.2 Hyperledger Composer for developing block chain 174
9.2.1 Hyperledger Composer Toolkit 174
9.2.2 Hyperledger ComposerREST server 174
9.3 176 Summary
9.4 Further reading 176