From "Can't" to "Can" with Kanto
summary
Eclipse Kanto packages a lightweight edge runtime and manager that the team uses to provision a Raspberry Pi through Bosch IoT Suite, deploy three containers installed on Raspberry Pi (cookserver, a Python VSS connector, and a GPS feeder), and sync device state to a digital twin so VSS telemetry appears in the cloud. It relies on OSGi, MQTT, Vorto, Ditto, OCI/Moby and supports container orchestration APIs; a trimmed runtime reaches about 20 MB disk footprint and demos run successfully after a few hiccups.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:05Digital transformation and challenges
- 4:09Experience is your best teacher OSGI
- 8:34Lessons learned
- 13:16Before green there was blue
- 17:00Adapting cloud-native technology for cloud-neutral edge
- 19:56Adopting open source and open standards
- 22:50Technology building blocks
- 25:30The big launch
- 26:39Creating value in the open source ecosystem
- 27:42Comming up next
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