Building the Interoperable Edge with GEISA
summary
GEISA delivers a concrete interoperability spec for meter- and distribution-edge devices, targeting a 1.0 release and already at 0.9; it defines three pillars—device/app management, an API, and execution environments (Linux and virtual)—and mandates lightweight M2M downstream, Kafka wire protocol upstream, EST/CoAP for certs, an internal MQTT bus, protobuf APIs and manifests, application images as an overlay filesystem, and is source compatible not binary so platforms must provide toolchains.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:25What is Giza recap
- 5:42Four benefits of Giza
- 7:50Edge computing goals
- 9:36Giza’s three core pillars
- 14:57Building edge management system
- 18:32Building Giza platform
- 23:57Building Giza application
- 27:38Getting involved and resources
- 28:21Q&A session
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