Accelerating Enterprise IoT at the Edge
summary
EdgeX Foundry is a Linux Foundation project that aims to unify fragmented enterprise IoT at the gateway by providing a vendor‑neutral, open source edge framework. It uses loosely coupled microservices (container or VM deploy) with device services and core services translating southbound device protocols to northbound analytics, is polyglot and OS/hardware agnostic, and targets the chaotic edge. Over 50 members back a roadmap: a Barcelona POC release now, a Go preview, a commercial California release next June, and a certification program by the following December.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14What is IoT
- 1:46Components of IoT
- 3:17Architecture
- 5:25Ajax Foundry
- 5:37State of IoT
- 6:39Fragmented Ecosystem
- 7:28Customer Sticky Note
- 8:04Cloud vs Edge
- 9:35EdgeX Foundry
- 10:47Goals of Foundry
- 12:02Architecture diagram
- 15:30How it works
- 15:58Benefits
- 16:40Governance
- 17:46Release Roadmap
- 19:17Contact Information
- 19:43Octopus
- 20:31Outro
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