Overview of the Universal Server Umbrella Project
| Organisation: | Copyright (C) 2019-2020 Olivier Boudeville |
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| Contact: | about (dash) universal-server (at) esperide (dot) com |
| Creation date: | Saturday, May 2, 2020 |
| Lastly updated: | Friday, March 12, 2021 |
| Status: | Work in progress |
| Version: | 0.0.2 |
| Dedication: | Users and maintainers of the Universal Server projects. |
| Abstract: | This umbrella overview presents the Universal Server project, which aims to offer a software ecosystem allowing various computer-aided services (ex: monitoring, control, communication, interaction) to be implemented, through dedicated servers and interfaces (ex: web, SMS, sensors). |
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Overview
This mostly empty overview serves only as an entry point to the various parts of the US framework.
From the highest level to the lowest, the software stack involved in the Universal Server is the following:
More precisely this stack entails:
- the Universal Server (see us-main) and the Universal Webserver (us-web), the currently available applicative layers
- US-Common (for shared facilities)
- Ceylan-Traces (for advanced runtime traces)
- Ceylan-WOOPER (for OOP)
- Ceylan-Myriad (as an Erlang toolbox)
- Erlang (for the compiler and runtime)
- GNU/Linux
The repository for this entry point is located here.