DeviceHive is Nominated for Best IoT Open Source Product
DataArt Wins Microsoft Azure Certified ISV Solution Partner of the Year Award
IoT, Big Data, 5G and Virtual Reality – all a Reality at the Mobile World Congress 2016
DataArt at MWC 2016
- Software defined infrastructure and CPE
- Home automation scenarios
- Industrial automation and predictive maintenance
- Scalable container-based cloud platform orchestrated by Juju
Inaugural New York Open Source IoT Summit a Resounding Success
Enterprise Developers can’t miss the NY Open Source IoT Summit
- How to create and package enterprise IoT apps;
- Monetizing IoT and selling IoT apps through IoT app stores;
- IoT security;
- Easily supporting different IoT standards;
- How to connect IoT devices to the cloud and use Azure IoT services;
- Open source tools to easily write and package IoT apps in any language;
- Learn about DeviceHive, the open source IoT platform that greatly accelerates your IoT product development;
- How to automatically test changes and roll them out securely in production;
- Sample Industrial IoT solutions like open source predictive maintenance.
Open Source IoT Solutions on Azure
DataArt, the maker of DeviceHive, and Canonical, the maker of Snappy, Ubuntu and Juju, present Open IoT Solutions on Azure Events.
DataArt and Canonical are demonstrating industrial preventive maintenance and home IoT scenarios, that can be prototyped, scaled, and deployed. DataArt’s DeviceHive running on Canonical’s Ubuntu VM, are available on the Microsoft Azure Marketplace, providing accessibility to a flexible IoT platform. New bundled IoT solutions and examples, DeviceHive on Snappy (RPii), Data Analytics stack deployed by Juju, and Microsoft Azure services, will be discussed and demonstrated.
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The event will take place at Microsoft's New York Conference Center, Central Park East (6th fl, 6501a). November 12, 2015. 1 pm - 5 pm. 11 Times Square, NYC.
Strata+Hadoop World NYC 2015 Reflections
- Hack on public data in Spark
- Keep learning and using Scala
- Functional programming
- Functional programming
- Functional programming
Prototype IoT with $5 WiFi Microcontroller ESP8266 and DeviceHive

DeviceHive platform arrives on Azure Marketplace
DataArt held the 5th Innovation Conference
DeviceHive Releases Version 2.0
DeviceHive at Microsoft Build 2015
Evolution of iOS applications
DeviceHive 1.3.0 – the Open Source IoT/M2M Platform Done Right
The DataArt IoT / M2M practice is happy to finally present the new release version of the open source IoT / M2M communication platform DeviceHive 1.3.0. The framework was developed to allow users to concentrate more power in innovation & focus on how the machines & gadgets will communicate, instead of the type of data they transmit and what the overall end-user experience could be. This fall the new big things with extended security support and scalability are coming.
The DeviceHive team has released the multipurpose JavaScript library in the new 1.3.0 version. Now, large and complex applications with Client-Server-Device architecture can be easily coded with 10 lines, as the new DeviceHive JavaScript library is available on the device side as well as the client side. For this purpose, the new DHDevice component is used. It can be downloaded from this module: devicehive.device.js. In order to simplify the installation and packages management, the client’s and the device’s JavaScript libraries were integrated with Bower. A second after entering “bower install DeviceHive”, you will be able to start writing your JavaScript-DeviceHive application! The JavaScript library development is still a dynamic process. In our next patch release we're going to expand the horizons further by adding full support for node.js environment.
You can view more details here.
The new DeviceHive release has the integration with Docker – so version 1.3.0 is now cloud-compatible! Now all deployments to the cloud are easy to make. In previous versions of DeviceHive, the issue of server deployment was resolved by a set of complex scripts that required a very specific environment - not a handy thing.
DeviceHive’s new infrastructure deployment approach provides quick and easy server deployment. DeviceHive Java server is now integrated with Docker, which makes deployments to cloud environments extremely easy. This platform allows fast deployment of the new DeviceHive servers in any Docker-compatible environment, and migration of the configured DeviceHive servers to other hardware or virtual platforms.
The short instruction of how to quick start using Docker is at the DeviceHive site.
To fully enjoy the new DeviceHive 1.3.0, please, use the links below.