IoT Action at the Edge– EdgeX Foundry 1.0 Released!
summary
EdgeX project reaches EdgeX Foundry 1.0 after a 2017 start, claiming a Java-to-Go rewrite for a much smaller footprint, lower memory use and faster startup while retaining one Java rules engine (Drools). Release adds a system management agent with REST APIs, end-to-end correlation IDs, a device SDK and an early application SDK, binary data support for video/audio (Intel contribution), HashiCorp Vault + Kong secret store, more unit/blackbox tests, sample device services (GPS) and Raspberry Pi deployment (~$35–40).
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:34Industry for IoT
- 1:27Edge definition
- 3:09Edge benefits
- 3:24What is EdgeX
- 7:12What EdgeX really is
- 11:16Wheres the code
- 13:02What is EdgeX Foundry
- 17:47Device SDK
- 19:45Persistence
- 20:28Documentation
- 22:19Protocols
- 22:58Binary Data
- 23:54Security
- 25:54Security Summary
- 26:47Hackathon
- 27:48Whats coming
- 30:08Alexs talk
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