This is a Web Server - Doctor Robo Web Server - I developed for the ASEAN 100 Hackathon for Connected Smart Cities from 2nd October to 3rd October 2017.
This framework utilizes the HTTP protocol to receive data from multiple applications (e.g. Doctor's Application / Patient's Application) and converts it into data in a Relational Database (MySQL) to be read and acted upon.
This project is unique because it utilizes the Amazon IoT Button and SNS services to process information and call the ambulance with a touch of a button.
This has been deployed on the Amazon Cloud so it can be accessed from anywhere, anytime.
This project is built in 2 days from 2nd OCT 2017 to 3rd OCT 2017 for the ASEAN 100 Hackathon, It comes with 4 other applications (Doctor, Patient, Ambulance, Kiosk) as well as numerous IoT sensors and motors to power the entire system.
Please visit my Blog for more information of this project.
- Blog - ASEAN 100 Hackathon - Connected Smart Cities
- Source Code - Doctor's Application
- Source Code - Patient's/Kiosk's Application
- Source Code - Doctor Robo Arduino
These set of instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
To be implemented once the build is stable
For Local Development
This framework needs a Virtual Environment (I used Elastic Beanstalk Virtual Development Environment - eb-virt)
- cloudinary==1.8.0
To be implemented once the build is stable
To be implemented once the build is stable
- Amazon Web Services - Cloud Server Hosting
- PHP - Backend Rest API
- MySQL - Database
- Cloudinary - Image/File Management Cloud
To be implemented once the build is stable
This built is current on v1.0.x as of 3 October 2017
- Chong Jin Wei - ReverseThatShell.com
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details