factoryinput
The technical documentation of the microservice factoryinput, which provides a REST endpoint for MQTT messages via HTTP requests.
less than a minute
This microservice is still in development and is not considered stable for production use
This microservice is typically accessed via grafana-proxy
Environment variables
This chapter explains all environment variables used in barcodereader.
| Variable name | Description | Type | Possible values | Example Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CUSTOMER_NAME_{NUMBER} | Specifies a user for the REST API | string | all | jeremy |
CUSTOMER_PASSWORD_{NUMBER} | Specifies the password for the user for the REST API | string | all | changeme |
FACTORYINPUT_USER | Specifies the admin user for the REST API | string | all | jeremy |
FACTORYINPUT_PASSWORD | Specifies the password for the admin user for the REST API | string | all | changeme |
VERSION | Version of the API to host, currently 1 is the only valid value | integer | all | 1 |
CERTIFICATE_NAME | Certificate for MQTT authorization or NO_CERT | string | all | NO_CERT |
BROKER_URL | URL to the broker. Can be prepended with “ssl://” or “mqtt://” or needs to suffix the port with :1883 | string | all | tcp://united-manufacturing-hub-vernemq-local-service:1883 |
MY_POD_NAME | The pod name. Used for tracing, logging and MQTT client ID | string | all | app-factoryinput-0 |
MQTT_QUEUE_HANDLER | Number of queue workers to spawn. Default is 10. | uint | 0-65535 | 10 |
Last modified February 17, 2023: update (#208) (ea731fc)