Why Building an Open Source IoT Cloud Platform Matters

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Argues that an open source IoT cloud platform (Eclipse Kapua) is needed and already built as a componentized, pluggable architecture that runs device management, ingestion, control and analytics. Uses Kura at the edge for multivariate, short-window edge analytics and Kapua in the cloud with default Elasticsearch storage, MQTT/AMQP/CoAP ingestion and replaceable pieces (Hono, ActiveMQ/Artemis, Kafka, Camel, Spark). Claims interoperability with proprietary systems via connectors, faster shared R&D, and practical flexibility that already supports real deployments.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:50Proprietary vs Open Source
3. 3:22Open Source Adoption
4. 4:08Rapid Innovation
5. 6:54Open Source fuelling IoT
6. 10:49Eclipse IT
7. 16:52Feedback loops
8. 18:42Example architecture
9. 20:08Questions

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