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External Data Server Proof-Of-Concept - Work Breakdown Structure
Tuesday 7 April - 500pm CET
Participants
- Johan, Sachin, Magnus (JLR), Andrii, Piotr, Stefan, Alexander, Gunnar, Philippe, Stephen L
Agenda
- VSS feeder proof-of-concept demo (Stefan)
- graphql and nodeJS installation (Alex)
- graphql schema example (Alex)
- EDS PoC planning (skipped)
- AOB
- virtual tech summit VHAL workshop moderation
Minutes
VSS feeder proof-of-concept demo
- Stefan: shows a slidedeck (Stefan Wysocki please upload your slide deck, thanks) presenting the analysis and experimentation he made on the VSS feeder of the EDS part of the proof-concept
- first topic is about using opends as the vehicle simulator to feed the vss feeder
- code written in nodejs
- use a naive database written in json
- Gunnar: the transformation of signals into VSS is done manually in your example, we could make a generic mapping on how to translate from one signal to the VSS tree
- Stefan: agreed
- second topic is about using the genivi-vehicle-simulator (GVS) - as the vehicle simulator to feed the vss feeder
- Stefan: provides a short overview of the simulator
- Gunnar: did you have trouble compiling the vehicle simulator code
- Stefan: none
- Philippe: asks question to Magnus about the simulation of EV vehicle signals in GVS
- Magnus: will look at how to implement a small model for simulating EV signals in GVS
- Philippe: explains as a side comment the reason why the GENIVI CCS project is introducing EV signals in the VSS tree: first this is to a state-of-the-art demo showing connected EV data rather connected ICE vehicle data and second this is also an attempt to trigger OEMs on providing inputs on EV data
- Johan: we are using a different version of opends in W3C, we made some small changes
graphql schema example
- Alex: shows the graphql schema he is using
- Alex: reports the issues he had with some VSS descriptions
- Magnus: we are currently looking at Daniel Wilms' work on include statement in yaml
- /TODO/ Alex to submit the issues he encountered in the github VSS tracker
- Magnus: we need to work on some sort of VSS validator to check the syntax
- Alex and Gunnar will take offline the publishing of the example on the GENIVI github
graphql and nodeJS installation
- Alex: I have a 1.3 Gbyte image for graphql and nodeJS installation ready
- Gunnar: can you also provide the docker instructions for building the image ?
- Alex: yes, Alex and Gunnar will take offline the publishing of these items on the GENIVI github
AOB - virtual tech summit - VHAL workshop moderation
- Philippe: the AASIG VHAL workshop is scheduled on Wednesday 13 May at 3 to 6pm CET (best US Pacific friendly time we can propose)
- Philippe: asks Alex and Sachin whether they can be moderators, the workshop agenda preparation will be shared with the team in the upcoming weeks until the tech summit
- Alex: yes, possible for me
- Sachin: I will check whether I can participate, will provide feedback in a few days
Friday 27 March March - 200pm CET
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