Extending Kubernetes to the Distributed Edge with EVE-OS
summary
Project EVE (EVE‑OS) positions itself as a bare metal foundation to extend Kubernetes to the distributed edge, claiming a virtualization‑first model that runs containers and VMs on roughly 512 MB footprint devices with two cores. It integrates TPM root‑of‑trust, A/B updates, a distributed firewall and an eventual‑consistency controller model, supports Xen/KVM/Acorn hypervisors, runs on Raspberry Pi and ~30+ validated boxes, and shows ~70 contributors with ~30% year‑over‑year contribution growth — practical tooling for zero‑trust, autonomous field deployments.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:20Where are we headed
- 4:02Edge is a continuum
- 6:38EVEOS
- 8:50Scale Factor
- 9:44Architecture
- 12:40Architecture details
- 16:14Benefits
- 16:58Distributed Firewall
- 18:21Update Capable
- 23:37About EVEOS
- 26:38Security
- 30:17Limitations of Kubernetes
- 32:06How does it benefit
- 39:43Advice for industry
- 42:43Maker movement
- 44:43Rust for hardware drivers
- 46:43EVEOS Developer Program
- 48:43Wrap Up
- 50:43Upcoming Events
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