Drogue IoT

The Drogue IoT project aims to bring together data and users in an Internet of Things world.

Drogue IoT consists of components that may be used standalone or together:

Drogue Cloud is an efficient and scalable connectivity layer for forwarding telemetry data safely from devices to business applications, and commands back to devices.
Drogue Device is a distribution of tools and examples for building IoT applications.

Cloud

Device

With Drogue Cloud you can:

Report telemetry data using open standards like HTTP, MQTT, CoAP or third party networks like LoRaWAN, LTE-M or NB-IoT.
Multitenant model for managing applications, devices and credentials.
Integrate with any system using MQTT, WebSockets or directly accessing Kafka.
Manage IoT workloads for the Edge.
Run it on-premise or in the cloud.

Drogue Device is a distribution of tools and examples for building IoT-ready applications:

Robust: built using Rust, an efficient, memory safe and thread safe programming language.
Efficient: uses embassy, the embedded async project, to deliver a fast and small runtime.
IoT Ready: provides out of the box drivers and examples for WiFi, LoRaWAN and BLE and Over The Air (OTA) updates.

Go to our documentation to get started with Drogue IoT, and join the community chat.

Getting started

We try to make is as easy as possible to get you started:

Public sandbox – A public sandbox to let you try out the cloud side services without the need to install them manually. Just # with your GitHub account, and try it out.
Buy a device – The micro:bit v2 is easy to get, and easy to use. It offers a few sensors and is supported by Rust and Drogue IoT out of the box. Just be sure to get a v2!
Workshops – A set of workshops, that walk you through more complex scenarios step-by-step. Different workshops focus on different aspects and technologies.
Meet the code – Check out the code on our GitHub organization.
Meet the people – Get in contact with us in our Matrix channel.

Drogue IoT is open source, and all components are licensed under the Apache 2.0 license. Development is done on GitHub.

This means, that you can participate in the development process. Everyone is welcome! Contributions come in various ways, not only code.