IoT: Boom or Bust?… And Will the Edge Really Eat the Cloud?
summary
Forecasts say edge does not eat the cloud but becomes symbiotic with it, and open source is the way to democratize the plumbing so businesses avoid vendor lock‑in. Projects named include EdgeX Foundry, Alvarium and Fledge to standardize software across diverse hardware, while Yocto and Horizon bridge client and distributed edge. Expect tradeoffs: cheap edge, easy cloud accelerates pilots but raises bills and lock‑in; compute vision proves a clear edge use case and Raspberry Pi can run cloud‑native stacks.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:442022: Getting out of the AOL Stage
- 1:19Top Challenges (Hint: It's not tech...)
- 2:03Cheap Edge, Easy Cloud
- 2:38A Typical Tradeoff
- 4:21Convergence on the Edge Continuum
- 6:31Edge Solution Maturity Cycle
- 7:25Four Unique Infrastructure Paradigms
- 8:08KISS
- 8:58Enablement Through LF Edge
- 9:26Contrary to the Click Bait...
- 11:07In Closing
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