opcrouter/service repository overview

⁠Introduction

The central Industry 4.0 platform enables data exchange in your networked production processes to be automated and optimised. The OPC Router connects systems vertically and horizontally, from sensors and controls to ERP and the cloud, from printers and scales to MES, SCADA or LIMS. Find the solution for your connectivity project from the multitude of plug-ins and request your personal download⁠.

⁠End-User Licence Agreement, System requirements, Support and Documentation

Terms of Use and EULA⁠

System requirements for the OPC Router⁠

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OPC Router documentation⁠

⁠System Requirements

1. Runtime license
2. To configure the OPC Router runtime / service you can use the included webinterface. For OPC Router version 4.28 and below no webinterface is available and the OPC Router Management is required (download OPC Router Management⁠)

⁠OPC Router Docker image

There are two images available:

1. opcrouter/runtime⁠ which comes with an embedded mongoDB
2. opcrouter/service⁠ which requires an external mongoDB

For deploying onto a Kubernetes cluster, it is recommended to use the OPC Router Helm Chart⁠ instead of manually creating deployments for those images.

⁠Documentation

Information for deploying and configuring OPC Router containers can be found under the OPC Router documentation⁠.

⁠opcrouter/service

The OPC Router service requires an external mongoDB configured to run as a replica set. In order for it to be properly configured, the rs.initiate() command needs to have been run on the mongoDB. It runs on x64, arm64 and arm (32bit).

⁠quick start opcrouter-service

docker run -d -p 51515:8080 -e OR_DATABASE_CONNECTION_STRING=mongoDB+srv://awscluster0.mycluster.mongoDB.net/opcrouter-runtime -e OR_DISABLE_AUTH=true -e OR_I_ACCEPT_EULA=true -v opc-router-data:/data --name opc-router opcrouter/service:latest

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