ioBroker is an integration platform for the Internet of Things, focused on Building Automation, Smart Metering, Ambient Assisted Living, Process Automation, Visualization and Data Logging.
ioBroker defines some common rules for a pair of databases used to exchange data and publish events between different systems.
Systems are attached to ioBrokers databases via so called adapters, technically processes running anywhere in the network and connecting all kinds of systems to ioBrokers databases. A connection to ioBrokers databases can be implemented in nearly any programming language on nearly any platform and an adapter can run on any host that is able to reach the databases via ip networking.
ioBroker is free and open source software.
- IoT platform (Fog computing).
- The ability to manage your IoT system as one intelligent, robust project.
- Unique graphics and beautiful interfaces
- Comprehensive smart home support.
- Cross-platform support.
- Uses “in memory” database to hold the data and saves it on disk with reasonable intervals. There are two types of storage:
- states (values).
- objects (meta/configuration information).
- Designed to be accessed by trusted adapters inside trusted networks.
Website: www.iobroker.net
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: ioBroker GmbH
License: MIT License
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