OperatorFabric is a modular, extensible, industrial-strength and field-tested platform for use in electricity, water, and other utility operations.
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System visualization and console integration
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Precise alerting
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Workflow scheduling
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Historian
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Scripting (ex: Python, JavaScript)
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Note
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Workflow Scheduling could be addressed either as an internal module or through simplified and standardized (BPMN) integration with external workflow engines, we’re still weighing the pros and cons of the two options._ |
OperatorFabric is part of the LF Energy coalition, a project of The Linux Foundation that supports open source innovation projects within the energy and electricity sectors.
OpFab is an open source platform licensed under Mozilla Public License V2. The source code is hosted on GitHub in this repository : operatorfabric-core.
If you want to try OperatorFabric (see what the UI looks like with some test cards) in a few minutes, follow the steps below.
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Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/opfab/operatorfabric-core.git cd operatorfabric-core
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Launch our demo docker-compose file
./config/docker/docker-compose.sh
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After a little while, log into the application UI at localhost:2002/ui/ using admin/test as credentials.
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Push cards using the following test script
./services/core/cards-publication/src/main/bin/push_card_loop.sh --publisher TEST --process process
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Tip
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If you want to experiment in more depth and have more details on how it works (as well as some troubleshooting), check out our Getting Started guide! |
OperatorFabric is mostly written in Java and based on the Spring framework. This makes writing and integrating software for a simplified and better coordination very easy.
This project and all its sub-projects are licensed under Mozilla Public License V2.0. See LICENSE.txt
Read our Community Documentation for more information on how to contribute to the project.