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TTI

Table-Top Infrastructure for the H2020 STRATEGY project, which is based on the KP7 DRIVER+ infrastructure. To read more about the developement results, click here, or browse a list of dissemination results here. In particular, the animation and the Test-bed design specification v3.

TTI

Explanation

To run a technology-supported trial, exercise, training or table top, the EU-funded DRIVER+ project has developed a complete setup. Within the EU-funded H2020 STRATEGY project, this infrastructure is further refined and adapted to support the 7 tabletops and the final exercise. It consists of:

  • Middleware, so different solutions/applications can exchange information with each other, receive (simulation) time information, and can exchange large files.
  • The Trial Management Tool (TMT), a scenario editor to inject messages/events into the middleware, triggering actions in role players, end-user applications or attached simulators.
  • Mail service, for exchanging messages between participants, and with the TMT.

Installation

All services are running in Docker containers, so you need to have Docker running on your system. In the docker folder, several TTI configurations can be found, including specific instructions. To start up all services, do:

git clone https://github.com/STRATEGY-EU/TTI.git
cd TTI/docker/local
docker-compose pull
docker-compose up -d

And a home page should be available at localhost.

Or watch the instructions:

Running the TTI

To show the status of all services, you can, for example, use dockly (you need to have node.js installed), which you can install using npm i -g dockly (on Linux, this may require sudo privileges). Alternatively, you can simply do docker ps.

Using the mail service

For detailed information, see here. First use the mail API to create a mail account, e.g. [email protected]. Next, you can use that account to login via the Webmail UI (with the password 'default'). Alternatively, you can create mail accounts automatically by sending a simulation_entity_post message.

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