Clima Alerta - Distributed flood monitoring system

Clima Alerta is a micro service flood monitoring system. The system integrates climate data such as river level and flood history into a modern and resilient platform that allows the the integration of multiple data sources and clients.

The platform already delivers a modern frontend and integration with several platforms. Install and run!

Main features

• Friendly user interface based on dashboards
• AccuWather integration
• Flood, rainfall and river level data with status and historic
• Getting in touch with email integration
• Built in client dashboard made with Angular
• Built in data source for mock data
• Built in data source for CEOPS integration
• Plugable clients via REAST APIs
• Plugable data sources (producers) via AMQP Broker
• Micro services based system
• Scalable and resilient services
• Zero down time update

Frontend

Dashboard

River level

Flood history

Get in touch

Architecture diagram

Prerequisites

• RabbitMQ ($ apt install rabbitmq-server)
• MongoDB
• JDK 8
• Maven
• Node 6.9.0
• NPM 3.0.0

How to run

REST API (distributed-flood-monitoring-system-api)

1. Start MongoDB: sudo service mongod start
2. Build and package project: mvn package
3. Run: java -Demail=<email server user> -Dpassword=<email server password> -DsendTo=<email recipient for getting in touch> -jar distributed-flood-monitoring-system-api/target/dependency/webapp-runner.jar distributed-flood-monitoring-system-api/target/*.war

Data consumer (distributed-flood-monitoring-system-consumer)

1. Start MongoDB: sudo service mongod start
2. Start RabbitMQ: sudo service rabbitmq-server start
3. Build and package project: mvn package
4. Run: java -DconsumerType=riverlevel;flood;rainfall -jar distributed-flood-monitoring-system-consumer/target/distributed-flood-monitoring-system-consumer-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar

Mock data producer (distributed-flood-monitoring-system-producer)

1. Start RabbitMQ: sudo service rabbitmq-server start
2. Build and package project: mvn package
3. Run: java distributed-flood-monitoring-system-consumer/target/distributed-flood-monitoring-system-producer-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar
4. Fill in the required information.

Data producer via CEOPS integration (distributed-flood-monitoring-system-producer-ceops)

1. Start RabbitMQ: sudo service rabbitmq-server start
2. Build and package project: mvn package
3. Run: java -DfloodHistoryCron="0 * * * * *" -Ddelay=60000 distributed-flood-monitoring-system-consumer/target/distributed-flood-monitoring-system-producer-ceops-1.0-jar-with-dependencies.jar
   1. floodHistoryCron is a cron for get flood history.
   2. delay is the time in milliseconds for get river level.

Dashboard client (frontend)

1. npm install
2. npm start

Authors

• Roberto Luiz Debarba
• Matheus Hoeltgebaum Pereira
• Matheus Adriano Pereira