JSON REST API is a system container that provides a restful endpoint and allows to transform the data generated by a microservice.
The config for the container should look in the following way:
{\"buffersize\":3,\"contentdataencoding\":\"utf8\",\"contextdataencoding\":\"utf8\",\"outputfields\":{\"publisher\":\"source\",\"contentdata\":\"temperature\",\"timestamp\":\"time\"}}
Which translates to the following YAML microservice file :
apiVersion: iofog.org/v1
kind: Microservice
metadata:
name: json-rest-api
spec:
agent:
name: local-agent
...
images:
catalogId: 7
config:
buffersize: 3
contentdataencoding: utf8
contextdataencoding: utf8
outputfields:
publisher: source
contentdata: temperature
timestamp: time
ports: []
...
application: my-application
Config explanation:
{"buffersize":3} - this instructs the microservice to show last 3 messages
"publisher" - the uuid of ms sent messages
"contentdata" - message format
E.g. if we route the microservice with Open Weather Map microservice, this will allow to access the weather data in a browser or in any other application or any device cloud.
Open Weather Map is a system container that retrieves the data from https://openweathermap.org/.
The config for the container should look in the following way:
{\"citycode\":\"5391997\",\"apikey\":\"6141811a6136148a00133488eadff0fb\",\"frequency\":1000}
Which translates to the following YAML microservice file :
apiVersion: iofog.org/v1
kind: Microservice
metadata:
name: open-weather-map
spec:
agent:
name: local-agent
...
images:
catalogId: 8
config:
citycode: 5391997
apikey: 6141811a6136148a00133488eadff0fb
frequency: 1000
ports: []
...
application: my-application
Config explanation:
"citycode" - the code of the city
"apikey" - the api key of open weather map
"frequency" - the frequency of message sending in millis
JSON REST API
images will always be available on ioFog Controllers using the catalog item ID 7
.Open Weather Map
images will always be available on ioFog Controllers using the catalog item ID 8
.Please refer to the catalog overview if you don't know yet how to deploy microservices using catalog items.
Request
$ curl localhost:5555
Response
[
{
"source": "CmdxYrfZmPRLTH7rXMwKpW92zRHtggxw",
"temperature": "{\"coord\":{\"lon\":-122.45,\"lat\":37.77},\"weather\":[{\"id\":801,\"main\":\"Clouds\",\"description\":\"few clouds\",\"icon\":\"02n\"}],\"base\":\"stations\",\"main\":{\"temp\":279.46,\"pressure\":1028,\"humidity\":65,\"temp_min\":276.45,\"temp_max\":282.55},\"visibility\":16093,\"wind\":{\"speed\":1.5,\"deg\":320},\"clouds\":{\"all\":20},\"dt\":1548161760,\"sys\":{\"type\":1,\"id\":5817,\"message\":0.0037,\"country\":\"US\",\"sunrise\":1548170436,\"sunset\":1548206570},\"id\":5391997,\"name\":\"San Francisco County\",\"cod\":200}",
"time": 1548163407511
},
{
"source": "CmdxYrfZmPRLTH7rXMwKpW92zRHtggxw",
"temperature": "{\"coord\":{\"lon\":-122.45,\"lat\":37.77},\"weather\":[{\"id\":801,\"main\":\"Clouds\",\"description\":\"few clouds\",\"icon\":\"02n\"}],\"base\":\"stations\",\"main\":{\"temp\":279.46,\"pressure\":1028,\"humidity\":65,\"temp_min\":276.45,\"temp_max\":282.55},\"visibility\":16093,\"wind\":{\"speed\":1.5,\"deg\":320},\"clouds\":{\"all\":20},\"dt\":1548161760,\"sys\":{\"type\":1,\"id\":5817,\"message\":0.0037,\"country\":\"US\",\"sunrise\":1548170436,\"sunset\":1548206570},\"id\":5391997,\"name\":\"San Francisco County\",\"cod\":200}",
"time": 1548163408502
},
{
"source": "CmdxYrfZmPRLTH7rXMwKpW92zRHtggxw",
"temperature": "{\"coord\":{\"lon\":-122.45,\"lat\":37.77},\"weather\":[{\"id\":801,\"main\":\"Clouds\",\"description\":\"few clouds\",\"icon\":\"02n\"}],\"base\":\"stations\",\"main\":{\"temp\":279.46,\"pressure\":1028,\"humidity\":65,\"temp_min\":276.45,\"temp_max\":282.55},\"visibility\":16093,\"wind\":{\"speed\":1.5,\"deg\":320},\"clouds\":{\"all\":20},\"dt\":1548161760,\"sys\":{\"type\":1,\"id\":5817,\"message\":0.0037,\"country\":\"US\",\"sunrise\":1548170436,\"sunset\":1548206570},\"id\":5391997,\"name\":\"San Francisco County\",\"cod\":200}",
"time": 1548163409419
}
]