Keynote: Pushing the Boundaries of Open Source for a Brand New Edge

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Argues that edge Kubernetes must be lightweight and cost‑efficient (single‑node support, avoid n+1), run on immutable OSes like Ubuntu Core or Flatcar, and use edge‑tuned distros such as MicroK8s or k3s; management planes must scale to thousands of clusters and operate with limited or no connectivity; recommends concrete components — Calico or Cilium for networking, Portworx/OpenEBS/Rook for storage, OPA for policy, Argo CD/Flux for GitOps — and emphasizes autonomy and operational simplicity.

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1. 0:00Introduction to edge computing
2. 0:31The vision for edge maturity
3. 1:52Key attributes of edge systems
4. 3:49Tools and technologies
5. 5:58Conclusion and call to action

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