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Fitbit App Architecture Layers

‎12-03-2015 10:19

‎12-03-2015 10:19

Hello,

 

I am planning the development of a fitbit mobile application. I am currently conceptualizing the framework before I can narrow down on all the moving parts. Could someone explain to me if I'm on the right track.

 

The Fitbit Web API will export data to my Microsoft Azure Cloud Data Base, where I can manipulate this data using my Hadoop Engine and than I will  export these computations to Microsft Azure App Service which will process the data on the mobile app? 

 

Does someone have a diagram of the interconnecting arhcitectures?

 

Thanks,

 

Mike

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‎12-03-2015 16:32

‎12-03-2015 16:32

Hi @SunsetRunner: Fitbit has a standard OAuth 2.0 web API. This means that your application will need to obtain consent from Fitbit users to access data on their behalf and then your application will need to request the data you desire.

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