Building an Open IoT Solution with EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project
summary
EdgeX now runs its rewritten Go microservices on low-power hardware (Raspberry Pi) and the California release replaced Java with Go; core data defaults to MongoDB but a contributed Redis back end runs interchangeably. Zephyr supports ~114 boards, ships every 13 weeks and had 140 developers on the last release with 15 first-time contributors. A community demonstrator links three architectures through EdgeX to AWS and local analytics, using a Samsung ARTIK 710 + Grove Pi dev kit, and the demo works live at conferences. Proof of concept deployments and SDKs are available.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Zephyr and EdgeX Foundry intro
- 10:48Why IoT complexity grows
- 16:02EdgeX Foundry simplifies IoT
- 23:51Membership and community growth
- 32:03Q&A: First steps and safety
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