Kubernetes IoT and Edge Working Group
summary
Survey lists concrete options: k3s (containerd, SQLite, flannel, traefik) as a micro‑Kubernetes that trims cloud drivers and runs on nodes with under 1 GB RAM; central control‑plane patterns versus full local clusters; proxy cubelet approaches for intermittent links; Microsoft Azure IoT Edge (legacy and new Kubernetes‑based preview) and KubeEdge for remote device orchestration; Eclipse Ditto and HawkBit for digital twins and scalable OTA updates and ioFog for tiny‑device management at scale.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 1:39Standard Kubernetes Architecture
- 2:57Option t whole clusters of edge
- 3:44Option 2: central Kubernetes control plane managing edge
- 6:38Differentiating factors
- 8:24Whole clusters, with control plane, at edge
- 9:31Rancher K3
- 15:40Azure lot Edge (preview) - Kubernetes clusters at edge
- 23:22Eclipse Hono
- 24:37Eclipse Ditto
- 25:44Eclipse howBit
- 28:02More open source tools that run on or with Kubernetes
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