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The app also provides controls whereby users can adjust the available actuator or sensor on the Bluetooth Low Energy board.Īnother important feature the RSL10 Sense and Control app provides is the ability for users to save their customized selected set of sensors and actuators.

By doing this, all active broadcasting to cloud sessions will be displayed and, by selecting one of these sessions, all sensor and actuator data being broadcast will be shown. After disabling broadcasting mode, users can enable the receiving feature by selecting Manage Receive Channel, followed by Receive via Cloud.

Subscribing to data from the cloud follows a similar process as publishing. Once the data is received by the cloud, users can monitor the data, create dashboards, setup rules and exercise several other functionalities provided by the chosen cloud service provider. From there, the app will establish a connection using the MQTT channel for sending this data. To enable broadcasting, users can simply tap the Manage Brokers link which will display a list of Default MQTT brokers. Users can add and configure custom brokers in addition to the default brokers provided in the app. The RSL10 Sense and Control app has the capability to read data from the sensors and broadcast it to the cloud over MQTT. Using the RSL10 Sense and Control application, developers can send and receive data via MQTT from any sensor or actuators connected to the baseboard directly to various cloud service providers in a few simple steps. Most popular cloud providers including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft® Azure, IBM Bluemix and even custom MQTT brokers are all supported. The app also provides cloud connectivity, enabling sensor data to be published to the cloud and actuator data to be subscribed from the cloud. The app can be configured to match the hardware setup. Both the IDK and the B-IDK support attaching various sensor and actuator daughter cards to enable multiple IoT use cases. This mobile app enables users to publish and subscribe data from sensors and actuators connected to platforms that feature RSL10, the industry’s lowest power Bluetooth 5 certified SoC. That’s why ON Semiconductor’s IoT prototyping platforms- the IoT Development Kit (IDK) and Bluetooth IoT Development Kit (B-IDK), are supported by RSL10 Sense and Control, the Bluetooth® Low Energy- based application. Your Connector description should now look something like this.No Bluetooth® Low Energy-based IoT device would be complete without mobile connectivity. ProxyName='' proxyPort='443' scheme='https' secure='true' Be sure to use your domain name in the proxyName attribute! They specify the address and protocol that the proxy will be serving JIRA on. Copy the default Connector and change the port to an available port such as 8081.Īdd the following attributes to the pre-existing, default connector. It is often useful to have a non-proxied Connector configured in Tomcat, to allow bypassing the proxy when troubleshooting issues. The Tomcat configuration is located in the application installation directory, in conf/server.xml We are interested in the Connector descriptions.

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If we do not update this configuration Tomcat will generate invalid addresses when it responds to requests, and the application will break. We now let Tomcat know that we are proxying its requests, so that it can respond appropriately. Proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for Proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host Increase this to JIRA's maximum attachment size (10M by default) # NGINX usually only allows 1M per request. We then configure NGINX to listen for all HTTPS requests for JIRA, terminate the SSL connection, and forward the request on. Step 2: Listen, Terminate, and Forward On Any requests to our JIRA server over HTTP will be redirected to the HTTPS equivalent. The first thing we do is ensure we are only serving over HTTPS. Here's how in 3 steps: Step 1: Serve Only Over HTTPS With NGINX it takes just minutes to start serving JIRA behind a modern, powerful proxy server. Apache is often used as a proxy server in front of Tomcat, proxying HTTP/S requests and terminating SSL connections, but its configuration can be time consuming and error prone. JIRA is a Java application deployed in a Tomcat container, and is typically run by an un-privileged user on port 8080. NGINX handles highly concurrent, long-lived connections out of the box, and uses significantly less resources to do so.Configuration is fast and simple, saving you tons of time.With NGINX now serving over 37% of the top 1000 websites it's a great time to evaluate replacing Apache as the standard proxy server for Atlassian's JIRA issue tracker. It's time to Use NGINX as the Standard Proxy Server for Atlassian’s JIRA

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