Features a configurable toolset based on the Event Sourcing design pattern.

To build this application, the following prerequisites need to be in place:

• .NET Core SDK 3.1

The following prerequisites are optional:

• make

On ubuntu the prerequisites can be installed with apt using the following command:

apt install make dotnet-sdk-3.1

It may be necessary to follow this guide to wire .NET Core into apt.

make run

This target takes by default the configuration files stored at src/deploy/. To use another configuration, supply the CONFIGURATION_PATH variable:

make run CONFIGURATION_PATH=/etc/event-sorcery

make build

The application includes installation automation tools that can be used after building:

make build
cd build/deploy
make install ARCH=linux-x64

When installed as a systemd service event-sorcerer, interaction is as easy as:

systemctl status event-sorcer
systemctl stop event-sorcer
systemctl start event-sorcer
systemctl restart event-sorcer

The following shorthand builds against arm and upgrades an existing installation, affecting only binary files and the configuration template, conneting to the remote host remote using ssh:

$ make clean build && make deploy-upgrade ARCH=linux-arm HOST=remote

The application looks for configurations at the following paths:

• /etc/event-sorcery/config.json
• /etc/event-sorcery/conf.d/*.json

It sorts then the files by their names in ascending order and inspects the files in this order. Configuration files loaded later override any configuration configured in files loaded earlier. Therefore, the base configuration file config.json should not be modified. Instead the file should be copied to conf.d/ and edited as needed. It is also wise to separate the customized configuration files by their logical operation.

The following example configuration file conf.d/01-mqtt-broker.json outlines how the MQTT broker could be configured with SSL and authentication:

{
    "Mqtt": {
        "Host": "some.ssl.host",
        "Port": 8883,
        "Ssl": {
            "Enable": true,
            "AllowUntrustedCertificate": false
        },
        "Auth": {
            "Enable": true,
            "Username": "unknown",
            "Password": "secret"
        }
    }
}