Journey to an Intelligent Industrial IOT Network
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Wednesday, 2017-02-22· at 10:30· Galleria North·
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Claims that virtualizing the factory network — using MidoNet and OpenStack integrated with Kubernetes and gateway software — lets operators place virtual firewalls and service chains anywhere without rewiring, and reduces camera/edge telemetry from continuous kilobytes-per-second to a few kilobytes per day by doing analytics at the edge. Demonstrations use micro-segmentation, flow historians via NetFlow/IPFIX, and fog node service chaining; brownfield options include gateway agents or bump‑in‑the‑wire and policy dry‑runs for safe rollout.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:59About Midokura
- 1:54About this talk
- 5:01General Challenges
- 10:06Security Challenges
- 14:36The air gap has long been a fantasy
- 17:14Defense in Depth
- 19:31Zones and Conduits
- 22:29VLANs alone don't solve the problem
- 25:33What happened in data center networks
- 29:01We virtualize the data center network
- 33:05Differences between DC and Factory Plant networks
- 36:44What is an intelligent industrial network?
- 46:05Virtualization, the key ingredient for intelligence
- 47:38What role for Open Source? OpenFog Kura omapd. open IF MAP server by TCG
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