Closed jason-fox closed 5 years ago
It is a good suggestion. We will soon prepare the tutorial you suggested. By the way, where is this tutorial supposed to be released? Do you have an example or template for this tutorial?
The FIWARE Academy holds a list of all training materials, videos, slide decks, links to sample code etc, for example Kurento offers all three. If you are writing sample code see https://github.com/Atos-Research-and-Innovation/IoTagent-LoRaWAN/issues/38 as an example of compliance for an IoT Agent for the Academy Requirement. For Slides or videos just add a PR to the Academy Repo
The Tutorial Requirement is stricter - offering a Dockerized environment showing use of the component with a relevant code commentary - FIWARE 503: Introduction to Media Streams. I would expect the tutorials to use rather than duplicate existing materials. A similar example or reuse of resources can be found for Fast-RTPS
The aim is to collate all Official FIWARE tutorials under a FIWARE umbrella repo. Company specific stuff would remain on your side (for example the relevant Kurento example code is a submodule within the Media Streams tutorial repo.
At the moment this enabler has no Tutorial and no link to the Academy and does not fulfil the minimum Training section requirements. There are no FogFlow training materials to be found in the Academy
The suggestion is to create a simple FogFlow to Orion tutorial to provide a series of simple hello world connections for simple processing - this needs to include
One docker compose file for base config
A piece of code to enable Fog computing
An indication on how to make minimal measure arrive (e.g. publishing an MQTT topic or equivalent)
Proof that the data arrives in Orion.
Presence of training is a MUST requirement