Overview of the Open Source IoT Ecosystem
summary
Argues that open source wins by showing concrete code and deployments not vague principles and names about Eclipse Paho as the MQTT reference implementation that makes MQTT ubiquitous and MQTT took off in 2011; lists about 30 projects around edge, gateway and cloud; points to gateway stacks like Eclipse Kura and Kapua Hono Ditto and to testbeds where companies ship commercial products on those projects and report workable end to end results
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:50MQTT
- 3:55Why Open Source
- 5:15Modularity
- 7:25Open Source IoT
- 11:03Gateways
- 13:30Cloud
- 15:33Connectivity
- 18:29Community
- 19:41evangelism
- 21:44conclusion
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