Our Architecture

To get the most of 1NCE OS, connect your devices to our managed service using standard protocols: UDP, CoAP or Lightweight-M2M. 1NCE provides the following Open-Source projects to get you started:

• Device SDK: Generic C library for all embedded platforms, which allows you to use our tools without having to integrate our APIs yourself

• FreeRTOS Blueprint: Sample code for FreeRTOS that demonstrates how to connect to the 1NCE network, use secure communication and leverage our software tools

• Zephyr Blueprint: Sample code for Zephyr OS (used by Nordic nRF9160) that demonstrates how to connect to the 1NCE network, use secure communication and leverage our software tools

• 1NCE Arduino Blueprint: Sample code for Arduino that gives access to features like Device Authenticator, IoT Integrator, and Energy Saver with 1NCE SDK

All of this is optional: You can use these Open-Source projects, copy the code, or implement everything on your own.

1NCE offers two main methods to integrate with your backend services.

• Push: We push data into your system when a new event occurs. Useful when you're going for a real-time, event-driven architecture. We support either HTTPS Webhooks (compatible with serverless Lambda functions and traditional webservers) or native AWS IoT Core integration (in case you want managed PaaS).

• Pull: You pull data from our managed service using the well-documented REST API. This is useful when you need device data occasionally.

You can even mix and match the integration types depending on your specific needs.