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A portable SCADA/IoT platform centered on the MongoDB database server.
...Protocols: IEC61850 Client, IEC60870-5-101/104 Client and Server, DNP3 Client, OPC-UA Client/Server, MQTT/Sparkplug-B, Telegraf (various data sources for monitoring like Modbus, SNMP, etc.)
Github. project https://github.com/riclolsen/json-scada
Requirements for Windows Installer:
Windows 10/11 64 bits or Server 2016, Windows PowerShell.
Fast customizable time series web database for big data like log files
Our goal is to create the world's fastest extendable, non-transactional time series database for big data (you know, for kids)!
Log file indexing is our initial focus. For example append only ASCII files produced by libraries like Log4J, or containing FIX messages or JSON objects.
Occursions was built by a small team sick of creating hacks to remotely copy and/or grep through tons of large log files. We use it to index around a terabyte of new log data per day. You can use it too. Who doesn't have `just too many' log files?
Occursions asynchronously tails log files and indexes the individual lines in each log file as each line is written to disk so you don't even have to wait for a second after an event happens to search for it.
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