LWM2M protocol!
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Hello All,
Has anyone tried implementing LWM2M server or client in micropython?
This protocol is very demanding for managing M2M and IoT devices.
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@devang-sharma said in LWM2M protocol!:
LWM2M
I am afraid this is not something we are planning on at this moment, maybe someone else in the community will be able to help you.
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@seb, could you tag someone who you think could help me with this?
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@devang-sharma have done some initial testing
what parts of LWM2M were you interested
we are only implementing some parts of the protocol
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@ahaw021 said in LWM2M protocol!:
How many parts have you implemented? Just to confirm that you mean "Objects" when you're saying "Parts"? Then, I require all of the basics as per OMA guidelines!
Thanks.
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if you want it all then its probably a case of hurry up and wait :D
what i was hoping is that you would outline what aspects of the LWM2M protocol were of most benefit to you
it is a big protocol and I have written a library to help me demonstrate aspects of it
for example:
bootstraping with a factory certificate(manufactuer)
registering with a LWM2M server
etc etcI am not looking for lots of people to collaborate with me
I am looking for people who really understand LWM2M are clear in what their objectives are and how they will test :D
Andrei
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@ahaw021 I've texted you the requirements in a message.
Thanks.
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@ahaw021 said in LWM2M protocol!:
we are only implementing some parts of the protocol
lw2m2 relies on dtls which I found to be a blocker in the esp32 environment, how did you come accross that? Not using any encryption at all?
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Do you host your library somewhere? I have been running a pure C LWM2M client on bare-metal ESP32 with satisfying results. The implementation is based on https://github.com/Openhab-Nodes/libWakaamaEmb with DTLS support. I need to explore the possibility to use MicroPython as a base for LWM2M Hackathon.
Cheers!
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