If your future is on the edge, StarlingX wants you
summary
StarlingX packages a low‑latency CentOS-based host with a real‑time kernel, containerd and Kubernetes to run containerized OpenStack via Helm and mix VMs and containers on the same site. It targets hyperconverged deployments from one‑node to hyperconverged single‑node or duplex HA and manages zero‑touch provisioning via Redfish/IPMI/iPXE. The control plane exposes per‑site autonomy and automatic resync after WAN outages, supports GPUs/FPGA drivers, and is used in 5G RAN DUs, automotive V2V, distributed energy grids and military use cases at site counts up into the tens of thousands.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction to StarlingX
- 1:44Edge Computing Requirements
- 7:11System Architecture Overview
- 11:21Centralized Management
- 12:38StarlingX Core Services
- 13:54Edge Computing Use Cases
- 16:45Cloud Robotics and Edge
- 17:48Defense Industry Applications
- 18:44Platform Components and Setup
- 21:13Kubernetes and Accelerators
- 22:33Autonomy and WAN Resilience
- 24:16Upgrades and Maintenance
- 25:285G Architecture Integration
- 26:48Future Roadmap and Resources
- 28:43Q&A Session
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