Why Eclipse Kura and Eclipse Kapua treat EdgeOps headaches better than ibuprofen?
summary
Shows a working Raspberry Pi gumball machine: two edge containers (JavaScript and Go) running on Eclipse Kura 5.x use Kura’s container orchestrator and built‑in MQTT broker to accept Nano crypto payments, trigger GPIO outputs, and detect tampering via Sense HAT accelerometer. Kura wires implement the business logic visually; snapshots clone full device configs. Eclipse Kapua provisions devices, pushes snapshots or batch jobs to dozens of gateways, aggregates topic metrics and exports CSV reports — the demo scales and produces real cloud data.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00EdgeOps introduction
- 1:50Eclipse Kura overview
- 3:13Candy machine demo
- 4:38Kura features container MQTT
- 7:28Kura hardware interoperability
- 9:15Kura config snapshots
- 10:16Kura plugins marketplace
- 10:39Kura Wires business logic
- 12:45Eclipse Kapua introduction
- 13:26Scaling multi-device demo
- 16:38Kapua MQTT remote config
- 17:21Kapua config snapshots
- 18:03Kapua batch jobs
- 18:46Kapua data reporting
- 21:36Kura Kapua EdgeOps cure
- 22:39Q&A part one
- 24:05Q&A custom drivers
- 26:42Q&A marketplace drivers
- 27:04Q&A asset metadata
- 28:51Q&A firmware updates
- 29:17Closing remarks
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