In this repository, JNI Platform with the BaSyx Java V2 components fully compatible with Details of the Asset Administration Shell V3 are contained. For each component, a multitude of backends (e.g., InMemory, MongoDB) as well as further features (MQTT, ...) are provided. All components are available on DockerHub as off-the-shelf components and can be easily configured and extended. Additionally, the server SDK of this repository can be used for implementation of further components.
The following off-the-shelf components are available:
- AAS Repository
- Submodel Repository
- ConceptDescription Repository
- AAS Environment
- AAS Registry
- Submodel Registry
docker-compose.yml file that illustrates the setup for the maven build and test project.
docker-compose-centralized.yml file that contains all the docker images needed to run:
- AAS Environment.
- AAS Registry
- Front-end application (see project https://git.irt-systemx.fr/jni1/wp4/jni1-pocv1-frontend)
- DataBridge configuration used to integrate data sources within Asset Administration Shells (see project https://git.irt-systemx.fr/jni1/wp4/jni1-poc-v1-data-bridge).
You can find the dataBridge configuration folder (aasenvironment.databridge) under (basyx.aasenvironment/basyx.aasenvironment.component/src/main/resources).
We are providing DEV and PROD configs. To run the docker-compose-centralized.yml file, you need to setup ${ENV} and ${HOST} environment variables first:
- 'ENV' variable contains the deploiment mode (DEV or PROD)
- 'HOST' variable for setting the host name or ip address (localhost or another domain name or ip address)
We are providing easy to use examples that can be leveraged for setting up your own AAS infrastructure.
If you would like to contribute, please notice the contribution guidelines. The overall process is described in the Eclipse wiki.