Eclipse Ditto

IoT hubditto

Digital twin backend holding last-known device state behind policy-based access control.

Provider
default
Category
Messaging
Properties · 5 set by this component
propertytypevaluesrequiredkind defaultthis component
channel · component propertyenumtwin | livenotwininherited
deviceCountinteger—no—inherited
deviceProvisioningboolean—no—▸ false
deviceTwinboolean—no—▸ true
managedboolean—nofalse▸ false
messagesPerDayLimitinteger—no—inherited
perDeviceIdentityboolean—notrue▸ false
policyEnforcement · component propertyboolean—notrueinherited
protocolenummqtt | amqp | http | multi | lorawanno—▸ multi
thingsSearch · component propertyboolean—notrueinherited
Rules that apply · 0

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Other IoT hub products · 21
Source
# yaml-language-server: $schema=../../schema/component.schema.json
# Eclipse Ditto: digital twin backend. "Ditto in a nutshell" describes Things holding the last-known
# device state with a policy controlling read and write access, twin and live channels, and protocol
# bindings for HTTP, WebSocket, MQTT, AMQP and Kafka. Ditto does not connect or provision devices
# itself, so device provisioning and per-device identity are false.
schemaVersion: "1"
type: "component"
id: "ditto"
kind: "iot-hub"
provider: "default"
docs: "https://eclipse.dev/ditto/intro-overview.html"
defaults:
  protocol: "multi"
  deviceTwin: true
  deviceProvisioning: false
  perDeviceIdentity: false
  managed: false
properties:
  channel:
    type: "enum"
    values: ["twin", "live"]
    default: "twin"
  policyEnforcement:
    type: "boolean"
    default: true
  thingsSearch:
    type: "boolean"
    default: true

The same page as markdown, for an agent: /catalogue/components/ditto.md