Arduino Serial Microservices

Overview

arduino-serial-microservices is a project that demonstrates the use of microservices architecture with Arduino. This project leverages EEPROM for persistent storage, a shared protocol for communication between services, and hashing for secure data transmission.

Features

• Microservices Architecture: Modular design with independent services.
• EEPROM Storage: Persistent storage using EEPROM.
• Shared Protocol: Common protocol for communication between microservices.
• Hashing: Secure data transmission using hashing algorithms.

Components

1. Arduino Microcontroller: The core hardware component.
2. EEPROM: Used for storing persistent data.
3. Microservices: Independent services running on the Arduino.
4. Shared Protocol: Protocol for communication between microservices.
5. Hashing: Ensures data integrity and security.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Arduino IDE
• Arduino board with EEPROM support
• Required libraries:
  • EEPROM.h
  • Hash.h

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/caiotheodoro/arduino-serial-microservices.git
   cd arduino-serial-microservices

2. Open the project in Arduino IDE:

   • Open Arduino IDE.
   • Navigate to File > Open and select the arduino-serial-microservices.ino file.

3. Install required libraries:

   • Go to Sketch > Include Library > Manage Libraries.
   • Search for EEPROM and Hash libraries and install them.

Usage

1. Upload the code:

   • Connect your Arduino board to your computer.
   • Select the correct board and port from Tools > Board and Tools > Port.
   • Click on the upload button to upload the code to the Arduino.

2. Run the microservices:

   • Once the code is uploaded, the microservices will start running on the Arduino.
   • The services will communicate using the shared protocol and store data in EEPROM.