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Core Functional Modules

1. Gateway Management (mgmt Module)

This core module manages the complete lifecycle of edge gateways.

1.1 Gateway Lifecycle Management

  • Gateway registration, activation, and authentication
  • Gateway grouping and project binding
  • Gateway details, including basic information, connection status, and runtime parameters
  • Batch gateway operations through Excel import and export

1.2 Real-Time Data Monitoring

  • Real-time WebSocket push based on MQTT over WebSocket
  • Real-time monitoring of system points
  • Historical data trend viewing using InfluxDB data
  • Data-bucket management and data-expiration policy configuration

1.3 Device Connectivity and Management

  • Device registration and grouping
  • Data-point (Tag) configuration and management
  • Data-point storage policy: users can select whether historical data is stored for each point. The limit is 100 points per operation, and the default storage period is one year.
  • Data broadcasting: cross-gateway data routing

1.4 Remote Operations and Maintenance

  • Remote configuration delivery through MQTT / Go-HTTP gateways
  • Firmware OTA upgrades, including firmware package management and differential/full upgrade strategies
  • Remote device restart
  • Real-time log viewing through WebSocket streaming
  • Remote login through a WebSocket remote shell

1.5 Cloud SCADA

  • Visual SCADA editor
  • Device data-point binding
  • Real-time screen-data refresh through WebSocket
  • License management: activation at the gateway level, with a 30-day trial or permanent license
  • After license expiration: WebSocket data push stops, and InfluxDB storage stops

1.6 Alarm Events

  • Device data-point threshold alarms
  • Alarm rule configuration and triggering
  • Alarm history and statistics

1.7 SN License Management

  • Licensing by device serial number
  • License generation based on the SN, secret key, timestamp, and MD5
  • License validation and queries

2. Data Service (data Module)

This module aggregates, stores, and queries device data and serves as the platform's central data hub.

2.1 Data Ingestion

  • Receives MQTT data reported by edge gateways
  • Supports batch data reporting and single-point reporting
  • Parses and standardizes data formats

2.2 Data Storage

  • Writes time-series data to InfluxDB
  • Configures storage policies by gateway, project, and data point
  • Manages data-bucket expiration. New projects default to one year, and historical projects are upgraded automatically.

2.3 Data Queries

  • Real-time data APIs for current values
  • Historical data queries by time range with pagination
  • Aggregated statistics, including average, sum, maximum, and minimum

2.4 Data Broadcasting

  • Cross-gateway data routing and forwarding
  • Rule-engine support for data filtering and transformation

3. Users and Permissions (user Module)

3.1 User Management

  • User registration and login with JWT authentication
  • Sub-account creation and deactivation
  • Multi-role permission system

3.2 Roles and Permissions

  • Role-based access control (RBAC)
  • Fine-grained menu and API permissions
  • Data-access isolation at the project and gateway levels

3.3 Project Management

  • Project creation and configuration
  • Gateway binding within projects
  • Project data-bucket isolation
  • Project-level data statistics and export

3.4 Resource Management

  • Firmware repository management
  • File-asset management

4. Application Service (app Module)

4.1 Mobile App

  • Device-status viewing
  • Real-time data dashboards
  • Alarm push notifications
  • Mobile access to device operating status at any time

5. Extension Hook (exhook Module)

  • gRPC-based remote-hook extensions
  • Third-party system integration
  • Custom data-processing pipelines

6. API Gateway (gateway Module)

  • Unified authentication: validates JWT tokens and blocks unauthorized requests
  • Route distribution: precisely routes requests to the appropriate microservice
  • Rate limiting and circuit breaking: applies request-frequency limits to prevent cascading failures
  • Cross-origin configuration: centralized CORS configuration with multi-domain access
  • Swagger routing: centralized access to Knife4j online documentation