Docker container implementing the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) V1.5 and V1.6 Central System.

The Central System is a server responsible for communicating with charging stations and provides user authentication, billing and charge point reservation services. There is a companion dashboard project for this located here.

Deployment

docker run ghcr.io/digitaltwinconsortium/iot-edge-ocpp-central-system:main `

Configuration Settings

The MQTT broker receiving telemetry messages from this container is configured via environment variables:

• CreateMQTTSASToken - set to "1" to create a SAS token for authentication
• UseTLS - set to "1" to use secure MQTT (MQTTS, leveraging TLS)
• MQTTBrokerName - for Azure IoT Hub, this is the Azure IoT Hub Hostname
• MQTTClientName - for Azure IoT Hub, this is the Device ID
• MQTTUsername - for Azure IoT Hub, this is [BrokerName]/[ClientName]/?api-version=2018-06-30
• MQTTPassword - for Azure IoT Hub, this is the Device's Primary Key
• MQTTMessageTopic - for Azure IoT Hub, this is devices/[ClientName]/messages/events/
• Publishing_Interval - the interval in which OCPP telemetry messages should be sent to the MQTT broker

Additionally, the environment variable "RUN_TESTS" can be set to "1" to run a simulation of 2 charging stations sending messages to the Central Station in an alternating fashion which is useful for testing purposes.