Eclipse Service Oriented Device Architecture (SODA) – Overview and Demo

Next up in the Eclipse runtime screencast series is a two part video on Eclipse SODA:

Part 1 – Overview

In this two part screencast, I talk with Andy Smith about the Eclipse SODA project, part of the Eclipse OHF effort. In the first part, Andy gives us an overview of the device populated network with edge and centralized servers that SODA services. He then explains the Stepstone use-case for in-home medical monitoring devices that serves as an example use of SODA. In the second part, Andy demo’s how the dynamic nature of SODA provided by Eclipse Equinox allows for the easy, dynamic deployment and use of remote devices. Also, be sure to check out the A Smarter World for Charley for the Charley scenario mentioned.

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Part 2 – Demo

In this two part screencast, I talk with Andy Smith about the Eclipse SODA project, part of the Eclipse OHF effort. In the first part, Andy gives us an overview of the device populated network with edge and centralized servers that SODA services. He then explains the Stepstone use-case for in-home medical monitoring devices that serves as an example use of SODA. In the second part, Andy demo’s how the dynamic nature of SODA provided by Eclipse Equinox allows for the easy, dynamic deployment and use of remote devices. Also, be sure to check out the A Smarter World for Charley for the Charley scenario mentioned.

Use the full-screen button on the movie widget to see a larger version.

Disclaimer: Eclipse is a client and sponsored this screencast.

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