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#OpenWeb SCADA

Description

OpenWeb SCADA is an open source, web-based SCADA system that allows live monitoring of systems, easily pluggable as modules. It is written in HTML5, CSS3, PHP, Javascript and AJAX.

Features (Current Roadmap and Future Plans)

  1. Appliware - Web-based framework for hardware sub-module monitoring.
  2. ClientDesk - Customer relations system with ticket managing and purchases integration.
  3. Unidev - Deployment of platforms, internal modules, mysql table monitoring and error log / FTP log reading.
  4. Module-based permissions and sandboxing.
  5. Single-user and multi-user permissions and categorization.
  6. OpenWeb SCADA Notification API for user notifications.
  7. Module standardization (ex. uniform jQuery version) enforcement to reduce breakage of modules.

Requirements

OpenWeb SCADA requires AtlasUI Web Framework, which can be downloaded at http://github.com/JoshStrobl/AtlasUI. AtlasUI is licensed under the FreeSoft Licensing and subject to it's own licensing terms.

Licensing

OpenWeb SCADA code is re-distributed and modifiable by third parties under the rule that such code is not used or (re)distributed in any commercial product. OpenWeb SCADA license permits code to be re-distributed and modified solely in cases where its done so in a manner that is free-as-in-cost and free-as-in-freedom.

OpenWeb SCADA is subject to licensing changes, revocation of open source status or inclusion in products by Strobl Industries and/or Joshua Strobl. In the event revocation of open source status occurs, all existing code is subject to the prior licensing agreement for third parties, which includes the rights to modify and redistribute under the circumstance that it is free-as-in-cost and free-as-in-freedom.

All redistribution by third parties is required to abide by OpenWeb SCADA licensing, even under the circumstance that there is a revocation of open source status. Violation of such licensing is consider Intellectual Property theft and such third party entity or individual may be liable for damages.