Rust-IoT-Platform

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1. Aurornis ◴[] No.43706914[source]
Can anyone parse what this is? No examples, no documentation, just a lot of thinly implemented files?

Some of the files are just empty Rust files with names matching industry technologies, like the 0-byte prometheus.rs: https://github.com/iot-ecology/rust-iot-platform/blob/4f3ef3...

This reminds me of a lot of the “side projects” I’d see on resumes from juniors. A fun sandbox for their own experimenting and learning but impenetrable for anyone else.

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2. shadowpho ◴[] No.43706985[source]
Make it work for esp32-* and you’ll have a lot of people using it.
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3. Havoc ◴[] No.43707042[source]
Think this is server side. Vaguely equivalent to HA. But yeah hard to tell
4. israrkhan ◴[] No.43707688[source]
This seems like a server side platform for managing IoT devices. Nothing device side as far as I can tell.
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6. criddell ◴[] No.43709038[source]
Sure, it doesn't do anything but, thanks to Rust, it does nothing safely.
7. leoedin ◴[] No.43709758[source]
The Drogue IoT project is probably the best set of projects which enable building IoT devices in Rust. https://github.com/drogue-iot

It’s built on top of the Embassy embedded async runtime (which is great), and implements a lot of the stuff you need for IoT.

Unfortunately it seems to have been mainly written by red hat engineers who’ve been redeployed, so apart from a few active subprojects it’s mostly abandoned and slowly bit rotting. It’s a shame as it has real potential but didn’t quite reach production ready state.