Demo system for RentMe fleet of connected rental trucks. Each truck in our fleet sends us telemetry data updates, including location, heading and various internal indicators, including whether of not a service is required. The user can browse all the vehicle locations via a zoomable map with an inset containing all the vehicle details. Vehicles that need a service are shown in orange or red depending on the urgency of the repairs. Service stations can be shown on the map by selecting a menu item.
This application uses a Maven-based build system. Please ensure
Java 8 is installed and use the wrapper script (mvnw in the root of
the project).
NOTE: You can run the middleware in docker containers using docker-compose (works best on a Linux host because otherwise you need to configure the host because it isn't localhost with boot2docker).
$ git clone https://github.com/springone2gx2015/vehicle-fleet-demo.git
$ cd vehicle-fleet-demo
$ ./mvnw clean install
Each of the projects has a jar file in its target/ directory. Run it
with java -jar. There are platform services (in platform/*) that
are needed if you run the application in the "default" profile. You
can run locally without them if you use the "test" profile
(e.g. --spring.profiles.active=test on the command line). In Cloud
Foundry the platform services are provided by Spring Cloud Services
(available as a tile in PCF).
| Module | Dashboard URL |
|---|---|
| Eureka | http://localhost:8761/ |
| Confgiserver | http://localhost:8888/ |
| fleet-location-service | http://localhost:9000/ |
| service-location-service | http://localhost:9001/ |
| fleet-location-simulator | http://localhost:9005/ |
| fleet-location-ingest | http://localhost:9006/ |
| fleet-location-updater | http://localhost:9007/ |
| RabbitMQ | http://localhost:5672/ |
| MongoDB | http://localhost:27017/ |
| Dashboard | http://localhost:8080/ |
In order to run the entire application locally please execute the following steps:
Please ensure that you have running:
- Rabbit - for the simulator, ingest and updater components
- Mongo - for the service-location-service
NOTE: the dashboard UI can run on it's own with just the
fleet-location-serviceandservice-location-service(if you run in a "test" profile) and with those 2 plus eureka (in the "default" profile).
Start Eureka
$ java -jar platform/eureka/target/fleet-eureka-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar
fleet-location-simulator
$ java -jar fleet-location-simulator/target/fleet-location-simulator-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
fleet-location-ingest
$ java -jar fleet-location-ingest/target/fleet-location-ingest-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
fleet-location-updater
$ java -jar fleet-location-updater/target/fleet-location-updater-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
fleet-location-service
$ java -jar fleet-location-service/target/fleet-location-service-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
$ wget http://assets.springone2gx2015.s3.amazonaws.com/fleet/fleet.json
$ curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" localhost:9000/fleet -d @fleet.json
service-location-service
$ java -jar fleet-location-service/target/fleet-location-service-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
$ curl -H "Content-Type: application/json" localhost:9001/bulk/serviceLocations -d @fleet-location-service/locations.json
dashboard
$ java -jar dashboard/target/dashboard-1.0.0.BUILD-SNAPSHOT.jar
If you go to the Eureka Dashboard, you should see all services registered and running:
Please ensure all services started successfully. Next, start the simulation using
the service-location-simulator application, either through the simple UI at http://localhost:9005/
or by executing:
$ curl http://localhost:9005/api/dc
You should now be able to see the moving vehicles inside the main Dashboard application: