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Create a custom operation which will map the operation to a thin-edge.io workflow (operation).

Pre-requisites

The following components must be installed for the scripts to work.

  • jq
  • tedge (>= 1.3.1-88-g09c1d4c)
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reubenmiller / nanomq.conf
Created October 16, 2024 14:20
Example nanomq configuration
# NanoMQ Configuration 0.18.0
#============================================================
# NanoMQ Broker
#============================================================
system {
daemon = false
num_taskq_thread = 0
max_taskq_thread = 0
parallel = 0
}
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reubenmiller / c8y-proxycommand.md
Created January 13, 2025 12:08
go-c8y-cli example on using ssh to forward a port from a device connected to Cumulocity using thin-edge.io
  1. Append the ssh config to your machine's ssh config file

    The following snippet creates

    cat <<EOT >> ~/.ssh/config
    Host rpi5-d83addab8e9f
            User root
            PreferredAuthentications publickey

IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519

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reubenmiller / TEDGE_CUSTOM_MQTT_KEEPALIVE.md
Created January 16, 2025 09:23
Setting a custom MQTT keep-alive interval using thin-edge.io and mosquitto

Set custom MQTT keep-alive value

Warning: If you run tedge reconnect c8y or tedge connect c8y, you will need to re-edit the c8y-bridge.conf file again (as it is auto generated). thin-edge.io will be added support to configure this value, but it hasn't been implemented yet, see issues/3153.

  1. Stop all thin-edge.io related services

    tedge disconnect c8y
    systemctl stop tedge-agent
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reubenmiller / TEDGE_ALPINE_LINUX_DEVICE.md
Last active March 5, 2025 19:10
How to get thin-edge.io working on a Raspberry Pi device running Alpine Linux

Running thin-edge.io on Alpine Linux on a Raspberry Pi

  1. Flash the latest Raspberry Pi alpine linux image to the SD CARD. See Alpine's Documentation for details

  2. Remount the sd hard on your computer (as you'll be adding some additional files to it before the SD card is inserted into your Raspberry Pi)

  3. Download the headless.apkovl.tar.gz file from the alpine-linux-headless-bootstrap repo and add it to the to the root folder of the mounted sd card (e.g. the FAT partition).

    Note: You don't need to extract the headless.apkovl.tar.gz file, just place it there (there is a magic service which will execute it on boot)

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reubenmiller / config-minimal.yaml
Last active May 14, 2025 19:04
thin-edge.io Yocto Kirkstone minimal example (using Kas)
# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/siemens/kas/66261547b75885786777a0b9c8a4400ab81d432e/kas/schema-kas.json
header:
version: 14
bblayers_conf_header:
meta-minimal: |
POKY_BBLAYERS_CONF_VERSION = "2"
local_conf_header:
meta-minimal: |