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Participants

  • Enrico Fucile

  • Rodrick Walusa (Malawi Met Service)

  • Johan Visagie (Campbell Scientific)

  • Mauritz de Beer (Campbell)

  • Philippe Jegou (Amazon)

  • Rob Costello (Amazon)

Secretariat

  • Enrico Fucile

  • Xiaoxia Chen

Goals

  • Amazon and Campbell to discuss how to migrate the physical server in the cloud

Discussion topics

Time

Item

Presenter

Notes

Johan

Motivation to migrate to cloud

  • Due to better internet connectivity and resilience of the server

  • BUFR need to be transmitted to the AMSS server via ftp to be transmitted via GTS

Rob

Johan

It should be easy to move the applications on cloud. May be licenses issues to be resolved on windows.

Network connection should be simple to setup.

Campbell data loggers are using a protocol on top of TCP and the logger opens a connection to a windows server using this protocol. This is accessible with URL and specific port number. Router provides connections to data logger and server downloading data. Routing services can be moved on awsAWS.

Rob. Resiliance discussion. In AWS there is a need to plan for failure. Proposing to implement not only a single server, but a more complex structure and keep the SQL database on an external more resilient solution.

Johan. Not so critical to need the resiliency level proposed.

Mauritz. It is possible to use other DBMS.

Enrico

what What about MQP?

Rob. there There is sftp service with high resilience.

Rob. IoT solution. There are streaming based of data collection.

Enrico. We are interested on in MQP solutions.

Rob. There is Amazon MQ. A range of service to explore.

Mauritz. It would be possible to get data using MQTT directly from loggers.

Action items

  •  Enrico Fucile to discuss with Philippe the AWS access
  •  Solutions and documentation to be provided by Amazon and Campbell
  •  Philippe to propose training based on the solution

Decisions

Next meeting: April 19 (Monday)