Hi, Glad to see the integration! Welcome and feel free to ask :D
Jialin Qiao Pengcheng Zheng <maca...@gmail.com> 于2024年6月15日周六 04:38写道： > > Hi Stephen, > > Very exciting project! > > Thanks for sharing the details of COVESA/CDSP. I remember that you asked > some questions in Slack several months ago, and seems that you have made > great progress ;-) > > IoTDB has already proved its excellence in the scenario of connected > vehicles before, and the key questions you've listed in the > presentation happen to be exactly what IoTDB & TsFile are addressing, such > as data syncing between all touchpoints/ bidirectional sync/ permissions & > privacy/ model updating/ subscription, etc. > > Also your ideas of the deployment in Docker and edge-cloud sync (if my > memory serves me right..) shall benefit a lot from IoTDB. > > Hopefully IoTDB could support the CDSP project well and help transform the > "Playground" to POC - and finally from theory to practice. > > Looking forward to your updates! > > > Best Wishes, > Pengcheng Zheng > Timecho Europe > > Am Fr., 14. Juni 2024 um 21:12 Uhr schrieb Stephen Lawrence < > stephen.lawre...@renesas.com>: > > > Hi, > > > > As suggested in the wiki I am introducing myself and a new OSS project > > using Apache IoTDB. > > > > My name is Stephen Lawrence from Renesas Electronics and I work in the > > COVESA[1] open automotive alliance. COVESA is focused on developing common > > approaches and technologies for connected vehicles, such as the VSS data > > model [2]. I lead the COVESA Data Architecture and Infrastructure group and > > am a Board member. > > > > We recently released the first version of the OSS COVESA Central Data > > Service Playground (CDSP)[3] which uses Apache IoTDB as a data > > store/server. The Playground is a neutral, open playground for > > investigating data services in-vehicle and off-board in the context of > > data-centric architectures. Importantly in community terms it provides a > > means to publish and collaborate on such work in the open. > > > > Constructed as a "project of projects" this first release was focused on > > creating the first version of the "toolkit". Now we pivot to improving it, > > creating examples for its use and investigating industry issues. Currently > > we are focused on Docker deployment for ease of development and connections > > to other technology. Deployment on Automotive h/w is part of the future > > roadmap. The contributors include various large vehicle OEMs. > > > > At a recent COVESA Conference I demonstrated this first release. The > > online documentation is a work in progress but contains a summary of the > > What/Why/How of the project. If you are interested in more details I led a > > track of sessions about the Playground at the conference, the presentation > > for which you can find here [4]. > > > > I know I am going to have an increasing number of questions in the coming > > months, so I wanted to first introduce myself and the project. I hope to be > > able to contribute back to the IoTDB project as well. > > > > Apologies for the corporately expanded reference URLs in plain text: > > [1] http://www.covesa.global/ > > [2] https://covesa.global/project/vehicle-signal-specification/ > > [3] https://github.com/COVESA/cdsp > > [4] > > https://wiki.covesa.global/download/attachments/98271360/Central_Data_Service_Playground_track_v2.pptx?version=1&modificationDate=1714486822982&api=v2 > > > > Best Wishes, > > > > Stephen Lawrence > > COVESA Data Architecture Lead and Board Member > > (Renesas Electronics) > >
