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🎉 supOS v1.2.0.0: Release

06 Nov 11:43
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V1.2.0.0-M
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🎉 supOS v1.2.0.0: Release Latest
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New Features:

  • Support on-demand subscription to folders, templates, and tags, with data aggregation capabilities.
  • Enable copy-paste operations for UNS folders, allowing entire folders to be copied in one go.
  • Refactored UNS homepage to display MQTT Broker flow rate information.
  • Support UNS segmentation by business type, including groups for Metrics, State, Action, etc.
  • Enable batch mounting of third-party data sources, including Kafka and EMQX.

Optimizations:

  • Enhanced topology diagram with support for re-binding and associating source-Flow and dashboard.
  • Improved data openness by removing DB info, MQTT connection details, etc., from individual files and displaying them centrally on the homepage.
  • Templates and tags now support sortable display.
  • Added usability improvements such as sorting and pinning for source-Flow, event-Flow, and dashboard.
  • Support editing of UNS properties.
  • Enable writing to UNS files via the UI.
  • Windows version now supports Windows 10 and dynamic modification of IP access addresses.

Bug Fixes:

  • Fixed various functional defects.
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🎉 supOS v1.1.0.0: First Public Release

20 Sep 11:36
@supOS-Project supOS-Project
V1.1.0.0-M
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🎉 supOS v1.1.0.0: First Public Release

Welcome to the very first official release of supOS! We’re thrilled to bring this open-source Industrial IoT platform to the community. This version is a rock-solid, feature-rich starting point that lets you build powerful data-integration solutions in minutes—guided by the Unified Namespace (UNS) methodology.

✨ Release Highlights

  • UNS at the core: semantic, MQTT-style topic hierarchies that keep every data model in one place.
  • Modular architecture:
    – Source Flow: Node-RED-based pipelines that connect devices and systems in seconds.
    – Namespace: a central MQTT broker and the semantic heart of the whole system.
    – Sink: time-series data lands in TimescaleDB / TDengine; relational data lands in PostgreSQL—all fully persisted.
    – Event Flow: orchestrate complex logic and data flows, and call large models directly.
  • One-click deployment: Docker images verified on Ubuntu Server 24.04 and Windows.
  • Flexible namespace creation: hand-craft, auto-reverse from MQTT clients, or bulk-import from Excel—your choice.
  • Foundational services: system coding, messaging, to-do, i18n, user & permission management, menu management, plugin framework, app runtime management, unified data exposure, and more.

🧪 Experimental Goodies

  • supOS MCP: let LLMs read/write live UNS data.
  • GenUI: describe an app in plain words and watch a web app auto-generate, already wired to the Namespace.

🗺️ Near-term Roadmap

  • 🔗 Remote SaaS Interconnect: extend topic types, hook up remote SaaS, add heartbeats, UNS metadata sync, and data mirroring.
  • 🏗️ Pre-designed UNS Patterns: sketch the UNS architecture first, validate it, then go live.
  • 🤖 AI-driven UNS: feed in requirements and auto-generate the perfect namespace structure.
  • 🧠 Next-gen MCP: deepen the Model Context Protocol so AI and field data interact seamlessly.

Thanks for checking out supOS—file issues, request features, or open a PR anytime. Let’s build the future of industrial IoT together!

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