This project is an automated demo controller for the APT software suite.
It currently has a working installer via pynsist, which can be downloaded via the pynsist-build.zip file.
This system utilizes a few key components to operate the demo system:
- Controller: This is the central intelligence of the demo system. It will spin up the actual demo, trigger job and data generation, and handle signal triggers from the dispatcher. It holds the two deques in use.
- Dispatcher: (Threaded) The dispatcher reads from each of the two controller deques, named command_queue and proc_queue in order to process incoming payload requests, inform the controller on required actions.
- Socket Server: (Threaded) This is a very simple TCP Socket Server handling incoming connections from the APT Server, announcing demo control states (from flask interface) and job control triggers from APT Server.
- Web Interface: The embedded web interface is a small flask website which provides some basic configuration details for the APT System, along with a control interface to start/pause/stop the demo.
- JIF Generator: This is the core of the job control file, and data processing generation. It utilizes configuration files to create a randomized Job to send to APT, along with requisite output data.
This will currently power up to 7 indirect connection devices, providing for a lifelike demo system, along with all historical processing details for a fully fleshed system. Simply turn on and let it run.
- Flask: This is the only current external module (non built in) required for this system.
- APT Server: This is required as the system needs the folder locations created by the APT Server to function. It will not auto-create them at this time (though it should for testing..)
Once you have the system and flask installed, simply run:
python autoapt.py
Then point a browser to http://127.0.0.1:8080
The default page is the demo control setup, there is an instruction link in the nav bar for APT Server setup with general instructions.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2016 Tim Rogers
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