Take the Edge to the Cloud with OpenYurt and EdgeX Foundry
summary
Shows a working integration of OpenYurt and EdgeX Foundry that keeps edge nodes running as a single Kubernetes cluster across cloud and private networks. Claims prevent pod eviction via a local reverse proxy cache, enable kubectl exec/logs across NAT with a long-lived reverse tunnel, and deploy region/arch-aware workloads with a node-pool + united-deployment controller. Demo uses Pi4 (ARM) + x86, EdgeX core services and a device controller, and toggles an LED by editing device objects, proving the pipeline works. YurtHub Yurt tunnel Yacht App Manager
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:19Outline
- 0:47Why OpenYurt
- 2:56How to prevent parts from being evicted
- 5:11How to redirect the request from API server to Edge nodes
- 10:32Introductions
- 11:02What is EdgeX Foundry
- 11:22What is AJAX
- 12:07EdgeX Architecture
- 13:37EdgeX Deployment
- 15:59Demo
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