Edge ain't your gramp's IoT...
summary
Claims a working Edge Virtualization Engine called Project EVE (open source under Linux Foundation) that runs on $500 industrial PCs down to $7 ARM boards, uses LinuxKit and a type‑1 hypervisor to host VMs, containers and unikernels, and virtualizes industrial I/O. Device identity and keys live in TPM, networking uses a LISP overlay VPN, and customers (traffic control, oil & gas) deploy remote upgrades so field trips (“bucket trucks”) drop to zero.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and talk setup
- 1:04Computing evolution from mainframes to edge
- 5:39Industry 4.0 and software-defined factories
- 8:52Edge computing definition and future
- 11:39Challenges in embedded IoT systems
- 13:23Cloud-native approach for embedded systems
- 15:27OT vs IT convergence and hardware specs
- 19:20Target systems and cost points
- 20:44Platform architecture and decoupling
- 23:52Legacy support and security focus
- 26:45Hypervisor choices and real-time OS
- 27:46Workload types and micro-services
- 30:14Project Eve and open-source plans
- 33:23Summary and call to action
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