WEBBOX

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The document describes WebBox, a platform for storing and sharing personal data across multiple devices and cloud services. WebBox aims to support modern data needs with security, versatility, and adoptability. It uses a PostgreSQL database, object store, and versions data with transactional integrity. WebBox provides APIs for web and mobile applications to access user data stores via an HTTP/WebSocket interface with token-based authentication. Examples provided include a data editor, real-time chat app, and Twitter harvester. The document also discusses enabling communication between WebBox instances.

WEBBOX
Daniel A. Smith and MaxVan Kleek
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AIMS
• Support modern data needs
• Multiple devices
• Multiple cloud services
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services
WHAT AND WHERE are our
digital artefacts?
what i create
what i do
RESOURCES I CONSULT
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AIMS
• Support modern data needs
• Multiple devices
• Multiple cloud services
• Security of personal data
• Trustable
• Sharing over the web
• Interoperable with other
systems
• Easy for developers
• Support modern standards
• Scalable
• Open source
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webbox
WEBBOX
• Versioned
• Transactional Integrity
• Encryption
• Graph Object Store
• JSON and RDF output
• Web Sharing
• Development Libraries
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ARCHITECTURE
• PostgreSQL database
• Object store (triples)
• Versions
• Transactions with table
locking
• Authentication by DB
• HTTP interface to JSON
• WebSockets interface:
realtime diff updates
• Encryption on the wire
(TLS/SSL)
• Encryption in the DB
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DEMO 1
• Data editor
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APPLICATIONS
• HTML5 applications hosted by a WebBox
• User authenticates with WebBox directly in-browser
• Browser receives a session token
• Changes are made directly by the app
• Developers use “webbox.js” to simplify authentication and
access to webbox
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DEMO 2
• Realtime chat
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
• External (non-browser) applications that use HTTP/
WebSockets interface
• Token based authentication
• User grants permission to an app via webbox, using a token
• The app then has permissions on a box
• User can signal to an app through the webbox WebSocket
• Developers user “pyWebbox” library for python
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
WebSockets
App
WebBox
User
App connects to WebBox
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
User
WebSockets
User connects to WebBox
WebSockets
App
WebBox
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
App
WebBox
User
WebSockets
WebSockets
User grants permission to app - WebBox send it a token
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
App
WebBox
User
WebSockets/HTTP
WebSockets
App uses token to make changes using HTTP interface
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
App
WebBox
User
WebSockets/HTTP
WebSockets
User signals to App to start actions, e.g. a twitter crawl
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APPLICATION INTERFACE
App
WebBox
User
App sends the User a Push Notiﬁcation (e.g. to iPhone)
Push Notiﬁcation
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SAMPLE APP
Harvest tweets, assert into WebBox, handle versioning
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DEMO 3
• Twitter harvester +Tweetwatcher
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WEBBOX-WEBBOX
COMMUNICATION
• Similar interface to
applications - persistent
two-way comms using
WebSockets or one-off
HTTP calls
• Users can give permissions
to other WebBoxes/users
• Rich platform for real-time
collaboration
• Challenges:
• ID providers
• Shared versioning across
webboxes
• Global naming for shared
objects
• Network traversal/mobile
IP
Work in Progress
Tuesday, 23 April 13

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1. WEBBOX Daniel A. Smith and MaxVan Kleek Tuesday, 23 April 13

2. AIMS • Support modern data needs • Multiple devices • Multiple cloud services Tuesday, 23 April 13

3. services WHAT AND WHERE are our digital artefacts? what i create what i do RESOURCES I CONSULT Tuesday, 23 April 13

4. AIMS • Support modern data needs • Multiple devices • Multiple cloud services • Security of personal data • Trustable • Sharing over the web • Interoperable with other systems • Easy for developers • Support modern standards • Scalable • Open source Tuesday, 23 April 13

5. AIMS • Support modern data needs • Multiple devices • Multiple cloud services • Security of personal data • Trustable • Sharing over the web • Interoperable with other systems • Easy for developers • Support modern standards • Scalable • Open source Versatility Security Durability Adoptability Usability Tuesday, 23 April 13

6. webbox WEBBOX • Versioned • Transactional Integrity • Encryption • Graph Object Store • JSON and RDF output • Web Sharing • Development Libraries Tuesday, 23 April 13

7. ARCHITECTURE • PostgreSQL database • Object store (triples) • Versions • Transactions with table locking • Authentication by DB • HTTP interface to JSON • WebSockets interface: realtime diff updates • Encryption on the wire (TLS/SSL) • Encryption in the DB Tuesday, 23 April 13

8. DEMO 1 • Data editor Tuesday, 23 April 13

9. APPLICATIONS • HTML5 applications hosted by a WebBox • User authenticates with WebBox directly in-browser • Browser receives a session token • Changes are made directly by the app • Developers use “webbox.js” to simplify authentication and access to webbox Tuesday, 23 April 13

10. DEMO 2 • Realtime chat Tuesday, 23 April 13

11. APPLICATION INTERFACE • External (non-browser) applications that use HTTP/ WebSockets interface • Token based authentication • User grants permission to an app via webbox, using a token • The app then has permissions on a box • User can signal to an app through the webbox WebSocket • Developers user “pyWebbox” library for python Tuesday, 23 April 13

12. APPLICATION INTERFACE WebSockets App WebBox User App connects to WebBox Tuesday, 23 April 13

13. APPLICATION INTERFACE User WebSockets User connects to WebBox WebSockets App WebBox Tuesday, 23 April 13

14. APPLICATION INTERFACE App WebBox User WebSockets WebSockets User grants permission to app - WebBox send it a token Tuesday, 23 April 13

15. APPLICATION INTERFACE App WebBox User WebSockets/HTTP WebSockets App uses token to make changes using HTTP interface Tuesday, 23 April 13

16. APPLICATION INTERFACE App WebBox User WebSockets/HTTP WebSockets User signals to App to start actions, e.g. a twitter crawl Tuesday, 23 April 13

17. APPLICATION INTERFACE App WebBox User App sends the User a Push Notiﬁcation (e.g. to iPhone) Push Notiﬁcation Tuesday, 23 April 13

18. SAMPLE APP Harvest tweets, assert into WebBox, handle versioning Tuesday, 23 April 13

19. DEMO 3 • Twitter harvester +Tweetwatcher Tuesday, 23 April 13

20. WEBBOX-WEBBOX COMMUNICATION • Similar interface to applications - persistent two-way comms using WebSockets or one-off HTTP calls • Users can give permissions to other WebBoxes/users • Rich platform for real-time collaboration • Challenges: • ID providers • Shared versioning across webboxes • Global naming for shared objects • Network traversal/mobile IP Work in Progress Tuesday, 23 April 13

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