|
|
Camera Recording Management System
Šulc, Ondřej ; Rychlý, Marek (referee) ; Očenášek, Pavel (advisor)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to create a network security system focusing on compatibility with the widest possible group of IP cameras from various manufacturers and support for remote access to records even from places outside the local network. This problem is solved using two closely cooperating applications. The first application runs on a device in the local network (in our case miniPC Raspberry Pi). The application creates the records by receiving and storing RTSP transmissions from individual cameras. It then modifies these records into a form usable for display on websites and sends the second application from which the user can access them. This application is referred to in the text as agent or agent application. The second application has a web user interface and serves the end user as a tool to manage agents, IP cameras and captured records. By principle of the application, it is important for it to be accessible on a publicly available domain. This application is referred to in the text as web or web application. The use of this architecture does not violate any of the network communication standards, which include, in particular, the initialization of communication from the network behind the NAT service.
|
|
|
C#-JavaScript Transpiler for DotVVM
Mrnuštík, Michal ; Ryšavý, Ondřej (referee) ; Pluskal, Jan (advisor)
Aim of this thesis is to solve issue of transpiling server code written in C# to client-side JavaScript code, so it could be run in the browser. And then implementing the proposed solution. Next goal is to integrate this solution into framework DotVVM and develop an application demonstrating this techonology.
|
|
|
Automated Detection of Relations in Data Structures
Nováček, Pavel ; Fiedor, Tomáš (referee) ; Smrčka, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with automated knowledge acquisition from structured data, precisely it includes detections of relations of data types in tree-structured data. The thesis is a part of Testos platform, which aims at software testing automation. The goal was to design and implement a solution that would automatically plan and execute detections over samples of real data structures. Detections would be handled by external modules called detectors that would cooperate with the solution. The final tool is a service which implements a algorithm for communicating with detectors via well-defined protocol, sending them requests in parallel to perform detections and handling results of detections. The service can be managed and tasked via created HTTP API. The results of detections, i.e. meanings and relations of input data, are used by other tools of Testos platform for the purpose of generating new test data with structure corresponding to input samples of real data.
|
|
|
Software Management
Kyzlink, Jiří ; Goldmann, Tomáš (referee) ; Orság, Filip (advisor)
The thesis deals with updating applications written for the .NET Framework platform and monitoring their status. Thesis solves both requirements with two frameworks. The first framework is based on the Squirrel.Windows library allowing updating the application to version selected by a user via the graphical or terminal user interface and it also supports release channels. The second framework simplifies registration of an application and its services to the consul health checking tool and also obtaining information about available application and services from the tool. Consul provides the ability to monitor availability and health of the registered applications and its services. Both frameworks are modular, targeting the broad range of applications with use of the .NET Standard. Frameworks were successfully internally deployed in Y Soft Corporation.
|
|
|
Distributed Network Traffic Processing
Letavay, Viliam ; Ryšavý, Ondřej (referee) ; Pluskal, Jan (advisor)
Expansion of computer networks and availability of internet connection enables our society to grow faster then ever before. However, at the same time it opens up a new opportunuties for a cybercrime activities. That's why there is an increasing need of security administrators and law enforcing agencies for existence of a tools to analyze the captured data flows. This master thesis deals with ways of analysis of captured network traffic in a distributed environment, which would allow scaling of available analysis power and therefore adapt to ever increasing volumes of data transmitted over the computer networks.
|
|
|
Conversion of XTR Output of UPPAAL Tool into User-Friendly Representation
Mazánek, Antonín ; Mrázek, Vojtěch (referee) ; Strnadel, Josef (advisor)
The master's thesis introduces the Uppaal tool. It describes the principles and possibilities of modeling and analysis of systems using this tool. It also discusses in more detail the file formats that Uppaal tool uses. The structure of the XML file used to store created systems, the XTR format, which Uppaal uses to store simulation traces, and the IF format, which is necessary to understand the contents of the file in XTR format. The text also mentions available software support for working with these formats. Next part of this master's thesis is about designing user-friendly representation of simulations traces, along with designing application that translates simulation traces into designed representation. At the end of this thesis, the possible continuation of the project is mentioned together with the evaluation of the designed representation and the application.
|
|
|
Productivity Tool for Web Application Testing
Kalous, Filip ; Polčák, Libor (referee) ; Pluskal, Jan (advisor)
The goal of this thesis is to create a tool for testing graphical user interface of web applications. The tool will focus on web applications implemented by open-source framework DotVVM. The main purpose of the tool is to automatically generate program description of a user interface which will then be used as a helper class to implement UI tests and for static type check of those tests at compile-time. The thesis is defining requirements for such a tool and describing its design with implementation in C# language. The created solution provides to its users a tool which will ease their work with tests creation. Also, it will bring detection of failing tests of the user interface at compile-time which will speed up testing and development.
|
|
|
Genealogy Database System
Chládek, Martin ; Zbořil, František (referee) ; Kočí, Radek (advisor)
This bachelor thesis originated as an extension to project DEMoS, which aims to create a system for managing digitalized records of old parish books. The goal of this bachelor thesis is to develop an application for managing family trees for its users. The application automatically compares related family trees to find any inconsistencies or conflicts. The system attempts to connect persons in family trees to their corresponding counterparts from the database of registry records. The completed application deals with some amount of uncertainty between persons and takes the various quality of original records into account. The developed solution provides its users the ability to discover inaccuracies in their family trees and learn more about their lineage thanks to the data from registry records. The system is implemented as a web application using mainly the following technologies: ASP.NET Core, C#, Angular, MySQL, HTML, SCSS.
|
|
|
A platform for Automatic Testing of Embedded Devices
Dušek, Oto ; Grochol, David (referee) ; Vašíček, Zdeněk (advisor)
The bachelor thesis describes design and implementation of a platform which can be used for testing embedded devices like printers and scanners. The platform is composed of the server and concrete testing elements interacting with devices. The elements can be controlled via the server, which hosts REST API. The result is the fully functional application system including creation of hardware prototype of card emulator and paper sensors for testing the basic functionality of printer devices. However, in future new requirements can be added for testing, so the platform has been developed with easy extensibility by new sensors and actuators.
|
|
|
Containerization of Database Detectors
Oberreiter, Michal ; Kočí, Radek (referee) ; Smrčka, Aleš (advisor)
This thesis deals with containerization of command-line applications including containerization of existing tools for database content analysis. The thesis is a part of Testos platform, which aims at software testing automation. The goal was to design and implement a solution that would be both universally usable for command-line applications and at the same time flexible enough to accommodate database detectors and their specific requirements. Docker was chosen as the containerization platform, on which a management system was built. This system provides both a graphical user interface and an application programming interface. The result allows for easy application management and output retrieval. The primary contribution of this thesis is the streamlining and simplification of running command-line applications with specific dependencies. These features come in form of abstracting the underlying mechanisms and providing a graphical user interface.
|
guest ::
