Smart Grid Management System Using AWS Cloud Services 


Detailed Solution for Smart Grid Management System Using AWS Cloud Services, for of  reputed  energy & utilities client's   The client is one of power generatiion & supply entity at Erope. 

Objective: To migrate smart grid system which is highly relable in onpremise hosted application into cloud.   

Cloud Solution Overview: To improve the efficiency and reliability of the smart grid by leveraging a microservices-based architecture using AWS cloud services

The solution comprises of Microservices Architecture where differnt services will be intrerconnected and integrated to form a full smart grid maangmnet system. 

AWS Infra for each Microservice: 

Proposed the following AWS Infra for each microservice. For all Microservices, selected serverless tools by purpose (AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway, and Amazon SNS) for the microservices because they easy to saclae  up automatically on demnad,  redcued costs, easy maintenance coz of no servers to manage, allowing developers to focus on code and features, Felxibility reasons so that can easily integrate with other AWS services to build robust solutions. 

Microserviec 1: Customer Management Service

Description: 

Existing Controls: Traditional databases and CRM systems.

Changes Required: 


Programming Language used by Dev team: Python & Node.JS


Technology Proposed: AWS Lambda, Amazon API Gateway (serverless) 

Microserviec 2: Power Meter Data Management Service

Description: 

Existing Controls:

Changes Required:

Programming Language used by Dev Team: Python, Java

Technology Prposed: AWS IoT Core, Amazon Kinesis Data Streams, Amazon DynamoDB

Why propsed IOT Core,  Kinesis Data Streams, Amazon DynamoDB?

Because they are designed for handling and processing IoT data in real-time 

AWS IoT Core: It is optimized for connecting IoT devices to  AWS Cloud, enabling secure communication between smart meters and the cloud. 

Amazon Kinesis Data Streams: It provides the capability to collect, process, and analyze real-time, streaming data from smart meters, which is essential for accurate and timely data processing. 

Amazon DynamoDB: As a fast and flexible NoSQL database, it offers the scalability and low latency needed for storing vast amounts of IoT data.