Building Digital Twins for DFDS With Crossplane and Kubernetes
summary
DFDS prototypes a Kubernetes-based digital twin platform that composes IoT sensors into prototypes, instances and aggregates using Crossplane and CRDs, tying a one-to-one twin-to-sensor relationship into a declarative control plane. A local kind demo installs custom providers (GPS, NOAA), exposes Crossplane managed resources, and spins up six ships in demo with live-updating GPS CRs; proof-of-concept works end-to-end though GPS is a dummy provider, developed over 3–6 months.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 4:45Big Picture
- 10:02Use Cases Trailers
- 11:03Use Cases Shipments
- 11:44Use Cases Terminals
- 12:13Use Cases Vessels & Trucks
- 13:06Concept
- 14:26Digital Twin Prototype
- 16:43Digital Twin Instance
- 18:22Digital Twin Aggregate
- 23:29A Logistics Platform
- 32:54Conclusion
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