Building Smart Farms with Edge Computing Systems Using Kubernetes
summary
Live demo builds a tiny edge cluster with K3s on Raspberry Pi that reads temperature and humidity sensors, sends metrics via a Python REST client into a cluster, and stores them in MySQL + Grafana for real‑time dashboards. Setup uses standard Pi hardware, microSD OS, K3s, optional MetalLB/Longhorn, ARM CPUs, and simple scripts; the repo contains manifests and code. Claims: runs on one to a few Pis, can be solar powered, and shows immediate sensor-to-dashboard feedback.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Smart farm edge projects
- 3:40Smart farms and benefits
- 10:03Smart farming in Latin America
- 12:34Kubernetes and edge computing
- 15:04Smart farm system demo
- 21:15Q&A
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