Building an Open IoT Solution with EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project
summary
EdgeX Foundry provides a microservice edge framework with REST APIs and pluggable core services using MongoDB by default (teams successfully replace it with Redis), and the codebase is rewritten from Java to Go to run on lower-power hardware. Zephyr is a small RTOS with 114 supported boards and a 13-week release cadence and upcoming LTS. The demo shows a full pipeline that runs on Raspberry Pi using a Samsung Artik 710 + Grove Pi kit, persistent store-and-forward, protocol translation, and a working smart-building demonstrator.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:03What is Zephyr
- 11:20What is EdgeX
- 12:20Project Overview
- 19:19Membership Benefits
- 22:21Membership Overview
- 23:18Getting Involved
- 27:29Helpful Links
- 30:05Resources
- 31:59First Step
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