Making a better world by edge computing infrastructure: the experience and thinking from FiberHome
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FiberHome builds an edge stack based on StarlingX + OpenStack + Kubernetes and ships OS Light 2.0.4, deployable as full sub-clouds or lightweight nodes. A two-city HCloud POC runs VMs and containers for VR and VCDN; an 8k panoramic pipeline uses nearby stitching to cut latency. Engineering fixes include extracting duplicated Neutron helm fragments that exceeded a 1 MB manifest, enabling dual-stack IPv6 through kube feature gates and modified helm charts, and automating installs for zero-touch deployment of K8s inside OpenStack VMs. Security is framed as a five-layer stack.
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