Hi,

I have few questions about the iotivity cloud project as well. I had the same 
reaction after looking at the java code which is being developed for the next 
release.

  1.  Why don?t we use / create REST API server like we have done in [1] ? That 
is, implement REST API (which is already specified by OIC) and let the cloud 
(or mobile) app talk to that REST API? That is the natural way to enable cloud 
(or mobile) app to reach the OIC local network. I am not saying it needs to be 
a Node.JS application (like in [1]). I am just trying to understand 
architectural choices here.
  2.  How does the OIC servers (sensors, etc) know where to form the TCP 
connection to ? They need an IP address or fqdn. And in case of TLS, also 
certificate. This seems like a configuration nightmare and does not scale well. 
Or maybe I am missing something?
  3.  The CoAP over TCP is an expired draft which has still various 
alternatives how to implement it. You don?t find many, if any, software 
libraries to support the draft. This causes an issue which is now addressed by 
writing the cloud part by the iotivity project. However, as Yongfa mentioned, 
deploying any other cloud platform will be very difficult. In case of REST 
server approach, the integration would be much easier.

Sakari

[1] https://github.com/01org/iot-rest-api-server


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Subject: Re: [dev] where can i try cloud project before 1.1.0 release

Hi

I take a quick view the cloud code and proposal for IoTivity cloud, it is more 
like a cloud server to manage resource from Region cloud. will have the cloud 
client feature which can easily manage the resource?s 
DISCOVERY/GET/PUT/DELETE/NOTIFICATION?

As you known, they already have so many IOT cloud like Intel IoT Analytics 
Dashboard<https://dashboard.us.enableiot.com/>/AWS IOT. OR IoTivity would like 
to suggest developer to utilize the third-part cloud?

Thanks

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Subject: Re: [dev] where can i try cloud project before 1.1.0 release


Hi, Yongfa.



The cloud project uses 'cloud-interface' branch,

and the initial patchset is still reviewing.

You can find it from folloing reviews.

https://gerrit.iotivity.org/gerrit/#/c/5021/

https://gerrit.iotivity.org/gerrit/#/c/5229/

And you can also refer the cloud solution developing approach from wiki.

https://wiki.iotivity.org/proposal_for_iotivity_cloud



Thanks.

Best Regards,

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Senior Engineer, Software Architect

Software R&D Center, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

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Date : 2016-02-28 11:33 (GMT+09:00)

Title : [dev] where can i try cloud project before 1.1.0 release


Hi

I am very interesting in the cloud project, where can I checkout the code 
before 1.1.0 release? Thanks?

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