IoT Edge Computing with bare-metal Erlang
summary
Prototypeed a distributed edge runtime called Achlys running bare‑metal Erlang on GRiSP boards, using Lasp + Partisan for convergent storage and resilient communication. Provides a zero‑config clustering task API that ships higher‑order functions to nodes, limits worker lifetimes to avoid memory storms, and favors local compute over global DHTs. Demonstrates runnable computation on intermittently connected sensor nodes, targets extreme scale (cites ~75 billion IoT devices by 2025), but energy costing and hybrid transport optimizations remain future work.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:21Edge Computing
- 3:06The Problem(s)
- 5:58Rationale
- 12:49GRISP base Embedded System -Bare Metal Erlang
related talks
45mElixir and the Internet of Things
49mConnecting the Internet of Things
50mGrisp: Building Space Ships With Erlang
41mKeynote Panel discussion: Erlang all the things
37mBuilding an Open IoT Solution with EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project
37mBuilding an Open IoT Solution with EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project
43mKeynote: Tiny Data Collectors, Vastly (...) & the Land of Tiny Challenges
24mLow Power Wireless Sensors with AtomVM