1.3.0
Core ConceptsQuick StartMinikube and Vagrant, the Kubernetes local stack
IntroductionPrepare Your Remote HostsPrepare Your Kubernetes ClusterPrepare Your NetworkSetup Your Control PlaneSetup Your ConnectorsSetup Your Agents
IntroductionGet To Know ioFogManage Your MicroservicesCreate Your First Microservice - JavaScriptDeploy Your Microservice
Introduction to iofogctlCommon Header YAML SpecificationPlatform YAML SpecificationAgent configuration YAML SpecificationApplication YAML Specification
Platform ToolsHelm Guide
OverviewSDKDebugging
Controller microservices overviewSystem: DiagnosticsSystem: Hardware Abstraction LayerSystem: Bluetooth REST APIJSON REST API And Open Weather Map
OverviewLegacy CLI UsageREST API Reference
OverviewLegacy CLI UsageAPI Reference
OverviewLegacy CLI UsageLocal API Reference
GuidelinesCode of Conduct

Prepare Your Network

Once we have a set of remote hosts (and/or a Kubernetes cluster) we need to make sure that we have appropriate firewall rules for the ioFog components that we will start deploying on those remote hosts.

The following is an exhaustive list of the ingress firewall rules required for any ioFog Edge Compute Network.

Component Protocol/Port Description
Controller tcp:51121, 80 Controller API and ECN Viewer.
Connector tcp:8080, 6000-6050 Connector API and ioMessage ports.
iofogctl tcp:22 SSH access to install ioFog components on remote hosts.

Continue To Next Step: Setup your Control Plane.