Eclipse hawkBit: Software Updates For The IoT
summary
Eclipse hawkBit is a backend for scaleable OTA updates that uses HTTP polling from devices and an AMQP federation for push notifications, runs in Docker + MySQL and exposes a REST API for rollouts. Demo shows Raspberry Pi gateways controlling LED strips, grouped into staged releases with thresholds (e.g. stop at 50% failures). Supports artifact bundles (zip, rpm), CDN or S3 delivery, multi-tenancy, token/certificate auth, and a C SWUpdate client exists; binary delta generation is not provided.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to Hawkbit
- 1:28Why IoT software updates
- 3:09Hawkbit architecture
- 5:14Integration and APIs
- 7:04Software metadata model
- 8:56Live demo of Hawkbit
- 12:24Device management
- 14:14Deployment and rollouts
- 17:37Automated updates
- 19:01Q&A session
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