Expert Panel What is EdgeOps and Why Should You Care
summary
EdgeOps retools DevOps for a heterogeneous, distributed edge where components sit anywhere on an edge-to-cloud continuum. It claims you must design for intermittent networks, many CPU architectures (ARM, RISC‑V), physical device access and harder CI/CD (deploys must be undoable); security, privacy and long maintenance cycles dominate cost. Working toolchains include Eclipse ioFog for edge application deployment/management and zeno for pub/sub, routing and storage; WebAssembly helps portability but runtime and hardware interfaces remain immature.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:51How Would You Define Edge Computing
- 12:02How Would You Contrast What Cloud Native Is versus What Edge Native or Edge Computing Would Be
- 12:50Key Principles of Edge Computing
- 43:37Can Web Assembly Improve the Situation of Supporting Specialty Architectures
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