steve VS ocpp-go

We use SteVe to centrally manage permitted RFID-tags for a couple of AC chargers and it works well for our use case but it really depends on your needs since OCPP can do much more than that. Some chargers also come with some sort of master-slave functionality so you might not even need external software for what you're trying to achieve.

I am trying to set up SteVe as an OCPP backend to administer a few EV charging points.

You can look at https://github.com/RWTH-i5-IDSG/steve

I use SteVe as my backend for testing. Simple to get running with Docker. https://github.com/RWTH-i5-IDSG/steve

For a fast implementation I would recommend trying one of the many available codes from github (i.e. SteVe, it even comes with a web UI)

I am currently attempting to build a Central System for charging stations. Something like this.

Hi folks , currently I'm using this implementation for get the charger-point and CMS up and running, I'm able to run a simulated charge points and able to send a message from charger to CMS, but How do I send a Start/Stop message to charger from CMS, while the servers are running..?

I came across this platform , which is really interesting, a kind of broker between multiple charger points and a central management system, Can anyone help me how to start and where to start if I need to create something like above. NOTE: I'm currently working with this OCPP open source implementation.