Domorela's Blog: Virtual Lab with Domorela DMRL1: Testing with REST API: Querying Historical Data

In our last article about the Virtual Lab, we'll talk about how to query Histories defined in the Virtual Lab. As we explained in the article dedicated to describe REST API Histories Service, Domorela collects historical data from the installation, stores them in its permanent memory and publishes a REST API service allowing to query them in order to obtain raw instant data with timestamps or calculated data within periods established by a query filter.

Domorela's Blog: Value-added Services based on Domorela

Domorela was conceived to add value to the entire distribution channel. As an Integrator, or distributor, you can define a set of services to sell to your customers thanks to Domorela. As an end customer you can benefit of the possibility to define your own services or buy services defined by others based on your Domorela units. But what kind of services we are talking about? We'll try to answer to this question briefly in this article.

Domorela's Blog: Security by Design: Considerations

When we conceived Domorela, we chose it to be a hardware appliance running dedicated software. This was one of the decisions that had to do with Security by Design, because a hardware platform can be deployed at the the end user facilities as an on premise solution. We want to remark that this fact is nowadays related not only with privacy but also with security, as we explain jointly with other considerations in this article.

Domorela's Blog: Security by Design: Decision-making

In the previous article we talked about security considerations giving examples of two security measures taken in the design of Domorela. We want to remark in this article that from the very beginning we have taken security into account. That is, we started the decision-making process with security in mind and we think it would be applied on the design of every project in which Domorela is present.

Domorela's Blog: Security by Design: Secure components

Domorela allows to reduce the attack surface, because is a security hardened platform and allows for a series of mechanics to design and deploy projects using security measures in order to improve IT security. For example, among other security measures taken during its design, its hardware includes security components dedicated to AAA security and its embedded software is a custom toolset to avoid attacks conceived for well known embedded operation system distributions.

Domorela's Blog: ETS6 and Modbus compatibility

We resume the publications in our Blog announcing that we have just finished the implementation of Modbus integration within Domorela software, also that Domorela platform is now able to import ETS6 projects.

On past July, ETS6 beta was opened to any people interested on its testing, so we asked for access to the beta release. A few weeks later we finished the project conversion tests with ETS6 (ETS4 -> ETS6 and ETS5 -> ETS6), that we can say works very well, jointly with the new code for importing them from ETS6 into Domorela configuration, and went to vacations with job done.