Kaa RFCs define integration protocols, APIs, and general designs for the Kaa IoT platform.
RFCs can be in raw, draft, stable, deprecated, or retired status.
| Shortname | Name | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1/KP | Kaa Protocol | Draft |
| 2/DCP | Data Collection Protocol | Draft |
| 3/ISM | Inter-Service Messaging | Draft |
| 4/ESP | Extension Service Protocol | Draft |
| 5/CMX | Configuration Management Extension Protocol | Deleted |
| 6/CDTP | Configuration Data Transport Protocol | Draft |
| 7/CMP | Configuration Management Protocol | Draft |
| 8/KPSR | KP Security Recommendations | Raw |
| 9/ELCE | Endpoint Lifecycle and Connectivity Events | Draft |
| 10/EPMP | Endpoint Metadata Protocol | Draft |
| 11/CEP | Command Execution Protocol | Raw |
| 12/CIP | Command Invocation Protocol | Raw |
| 13/DSTP | Data Samples Transmission Protocol | Draft |
| 14/TSTP | Time Series Transmission Protocol | Draft |
| 15/EME | Endpoint Metadata Events | Draft |
| 16/ECAP | Endpoint and Client Authentication Protocol | Draft |
| 17/SCMP | Service Configuration Management Protocol | Draft |
| 18/EFE | Endpoint Filter Events | Draft |
| 19/EPMMP | Endpoint Metadata Management Protocol | Raw |
| 20/EFMP | Endpoint Filter Management Protocol | Raw |
| 21/TLE | Tenant Lifecycle Events | Draft |
| 22/CAP | Client Authentication Protocol | Raw |
| 23/AIP | Automation Invocation Protocol | Raw |
Kaa RFCs are developed in compliance with the C4 and COSS specifications. Please refer to these specifications whenever you have difficulty understanding the process, the usage of specific terms, etc.