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Extending the IoT Cloud to the Edge

Session details
Status: 
Accepted
Speaker(s): 
Sven Erik Jeroschewski (Robert Bosch GmbH)
Konstantina Gramatova (Robert Bosch GmbH)
Experience level: 
Beginner
Tags: 
Edge Computing
Eclipse IoT Packages
Eclipse IoT
Kubernetes
Linux OS
Session Track: 
IoT & Edge
Session Type: 
Standard

Processing data in the field and edge is beneficial for many use cases. like the collection and analysis of sensor values as it is required for many AIoT applications. Leaving the controlled environment of data centers adds various and recurring challenges for operating the computing devices. With this talk, we show how we manage the execution of applications on the edge by using and deploying Eclipse IoT Packages for and on the edge. 

To interact with the devices, it is sometimes desired to deploy the respective backend not only in the cloud but also to other locations like in the field or in the transport network. Such use cases often occur in domains like industrial, residential, or others. Since Eclipse IoT Packages provides Helm Charts for Kubernetes deployments you need a Kubernetes instance in such locations. 

Besides the management of the devices, one cannot forget the software and operating system running on the devices when looking at the overall architecture. The increasing complexity of use cases leads to enhanced capabilities in these devices leading to expanding adoption of Linux. This amplifies the questions of how to easily set up and update the devices over their full life cycle while they operate in an inter-connected environment.

With this talk, we share our findings and learnings of operating edge devices and Eclipse IoT Packages in and for the edge. 

The talk is intended for other open-source communities and more specifically technology teams that face challenges like scalable and heterogeneous device connectivity, abstracting the access to the data available at the devices or managing the software when operating and building IoT and edge scenarios.

Objective of the presentation: 
The presentation introduces how we took Eclipse IoT Packages for and to the edge to control and manage IoT edge devices. Among other things, one also needs a reliable software and operating system stack on the devices and to provide a Kubernetes environment in the edge. In this presentation, we plan to share our findings and learnings on that journey and give an outlook on gaps that we identified in our current setup.
Attendee pre-requisites - If none, enter "N/A": 
Knowledge of the main concepts of Eclipse Hono, Eclipse Ditto, Containers and Kubernetes is helpful but will also be introduced as part of the talk.
Schedule info
Time: 
27 Oct 2021 - 14:30 to 27 Oct 2021 - 15:00
Room: 
Room 4
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