OpenEdge, the General Framework of Edge Computing
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OpenEdge claims a cloud-native edge stack started end of 2017 with four open releases and 1,000+ GitHub stars, designed to run on three- to five-node premises micro clusters or millions of unattended nodes, support Docker or a simulated container, x86/ARM chips and Linux/mac, integrate with Kubernetes API, and do OTA upgrades plus local storage that syncs when networks recover. Developers use an SDK and Python/C functions for streaming, video ingress and device control; deployed examples include camera defect detection, smart meters and drones.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15Edge computing complements cloud
- 3:43OpenEdge origins and development
- 6:19OpenEdge architecture
- 10:39OpenEdge features and modules
- 14:23Remote management and automation
- 21:48OpenEdge future vision
- 27:05OpenEdge real-world use cases
- 35:06Summary
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