Node-RED

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Node-RED

Node-RED logo
Basic data

developer IBM Emerging Technology
• Nick O'Leary
• Dave Conway-Jones
Current  version 1.1.2
(07/10/2020)
operating system Cross-platform
programming language JavaScript
category Dataflow programming to the Internet of Things to combine
License Apache License 2.0
https://nodered.org

Node-RED is a graphical development tool developed by IBM. The software enables use cases in the field of the Internet of Things to be implemented using a simple modular principle. The individual function blocks are connected by drawing connections. A large selection of the supplied modules covers most of the most common services and technologies.

In 2016, IBM transferred Node-RED to the JS Foundation as open source software.

Flow

With Node-RED, different input, output and processing nodes can be connected to one another in one flow. This allows various things to be monitored and controlled. Each node has a defined and unique task. If data is transmitted to a node, the node can process this data and pass it on to the next node.

One flow

literature

  • Erik Bartmann: IoT programming with Node-RED: programming visually . Ed .: Elektor. 2018, ISBN 978-3-89576-328-1 .

See also

Individual evidence

  1. https://nodered.org/about/
  2. https://entwickler.de/online/iot/node-red-iot-prototypen-2-579809637.html