Eclipse IoT: The Next Ten Years
summary
Eclipse IoT claims over 50 projects, roughly 32 million lines of code and about 350 contributors and maps core stacks: MQTT (Paho, Mosquitto), Kura gateways, Zephyr RTOS, growing Rust implementations (e.g. new pub/sub written in Rust). Forecasts: Sparkplug moves from ecosystem spec to becoming a standard for interoperable MQTT payloads, RISC‑V open hardware stacks combine with Eclipse software, 5G expands coverage, and edge computing becomes required for serious IoT deployments.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:50Welcome
- 3:00History of Eclipse IoT
- 4:30Open Source Innovation
- 6:18Member Organizations
- 7:35Reference Architecture
- 10:07Programming languages
- 13:27Open source hardware
- 18:34SPAPlug
- 21:15Edge Computing
- 23:15Software Defined Everything
- 25:14Contribute to Open Source
- 26:59Outro
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