State of the Union
summary
Eclipse IoT reports a growing toolkit with 38 projects, 350 contributors and 4 million lines of code, adding nine new projects and completing 16 releases last year; architectures use constrained sensors feeding edge gateways with an MQTT broker, constrained devices using Eclipse Paho clients, Mosquitto brokers on the edge and Eclipse Hono for cloud message routing. A survey shows MQTT at 42% versus CoAP 15%. Security concern eases slightly. Proposed working groups target edge technologies and the Sparkplug/Tahu specification for MQTT interoperability.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:55Top concerns for IoT developers
- 5:18The Eclipse IoT Toolkit
- 6:12Industry Focus Areas
- 7:16constrained devices
- 7:53edge nodes
- 8:38programming languages
- 9:54communication protocols
- 11:24open source
- 17:13Eclipse Foundation Growth
- 18:13Eclipse IoT
- 19:54Eclipse IoT Working Group
- 21:21Ecosystem
- 22:39IoT Working Group
- 24:22RowTech
- 25:06New Projects
- 27:49Comprehensive Ecosystem
- 28:21The Idea
- 30:20The Architecture
- 33:14The Components
- 38:37Picking the Right OS
- 41:22Picking the Right Components
- 41:46Edge Technologies
- 44:20Call to Action
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