NYX is a platform that can be used to digitize your organization. It is modular, highly customizable, scalable and allows to focus on functionnality rather than infrastructure.

NYX is based on micro-services Docker and can be deployed on-premise or on your favorite cloud provider.

• 2 embedded Databases
• Based on Open source projects
• NYX is split in 4 parts
  • NYX_UI
  • NYX_REST
  • NYX_CONTAINERS
  • NYX_MOBILE
• Additional repositories
  • NYX_WS_SERVER
• Getting Started
  • Using the AWS AMI
  • Running the platform locally
• Architecture

• PostgreSQL. A SQL relational database to store Data that need strong consistency.
• Elasticsearch. A NoSQL distributed RESTful Database that allow you to process heavy analytics tasks.

• Apache ActiveMQ a state of the art message broker with online monitoring tools.
• Apache Camel a Java framework that focuses on making integrations easier and more accessible to developers (https://dzone.com/articles/open-source-integration-apache).
• Node-RED a graphical and programming tool to wire together hardware devices, APIs and services.
• Jupyter Notebook one of the Data scientist essential tool.
• Vega, a visualization grammar, a declarative language for creative interactive visualization designs.
• Kibana the window into your Elastic Stack that lets you visualize your Elasticsearch data.

• NYX_UI the web interface. You can add your specific interfaces in there to increase the End User Experience.
• NYX_REST the REST API where you can add your specific functions to interact with the both Databases.
• NYX_CONTAINERS where you can ship your containers to insert, clean and process your Data.
• NYX_MOB A mobile application used to easily fill forms from a mobile.

• NYX_WS_SERVER dispatches stomp ActiveMQ messages to web sockets.

The AMI will soon be availabe in the Paris region (EU-West-1).

• Running Locally
• Troubleshooting

• Folder Structure
• Architecture Schema