Edge Computing: Appliance and Challanges
summary
Claims that commodity boards run real cloud stacks and cut upstream bandwidth: Pine RockPro 64: six CPU cores and four Mali GPU runs containers and tiny VMs for plate recognition and local video extraction, private factories run local packet cores to control robots, and satellites process data on orbit. Tooling includes edge virtualization engine (EVE) and Fledge with zero‑touch provisioning and Keylime/TPM for secure boot. Surprises: budget hardware under $100 and Gartner projecting 75% of processing at the edge by 2025; offline resilience and sensor calibration remain the hard problems.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:34What I will share with you today
- 4:45What is Edge Computing?
- 5:53Typical Device Edge Computing approach
- 7:56Where to use in business?
- 18:53How do devices and applications map to the edge?
- 21:25Scope of LF Edge
- 22:15Why Edge Virtualization Engine?
- 22:34Key Principles
- 23:51Edge Computing needs Liquid software
- 28:17Home Edge: Drivers & Enablers
- 28:562019 Retrospective
- 29:36LF Edge Governance
- 31:13Premier Members
- 32:25LF Edge: Key Takeaways
- 37:57Practical aspects AgTech
- 41:23Practical aspects: AgTech
- 46:51Closing remarks: about the Future
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