Eclipse IoT: State of the Union
summary
Eclipse IoT presents an ecosystem of ~37 open-source projects, ~45 member companies and 350+ contributors that deliver concrete components: Eclipse PAHO (MQTT) for messaging, Eclipse Kura gateway as an IoT router and app framework (packaged as Debian and Docker), Eclipse Kapua integration for device identity and dashboards (runs on Kubernetes/OpenShift) and Eclipse Hono ingestion to scale protocol intake. A Red Hat–Samsung–Eurotech–Agile Systems asset-tracking testbed ships with blueprints and a live demo, and device-management tooling is already running in production (millions of devices with Sierra, Samsung, Bosch).
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 4:22Eclipse Foundation
- 13:22Community Engagement
- 23:55Deploy My Own Software onto the Gateway
- 25:33Eclipse Smart Home
- 28:05Solutions Available at Eclipse for Device Management
- 29:52Manage the Complexity of Your Device Inventory
- 40:08Virtual Iot
- 41:45Test Beds
- 44:21Testbed
- 45:03Asset Tracking Management
- 45:33Vendor Ecosystem
- 47:31Three Software Stacks
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