#8 Open Source Forum 2019 Jonas Werner
summary
EdgeX Foundry 1.0 LTS is a microservices gateway that ingests device data from BACnet, OPC UA and many other protocols, holds it for about 30 minutes, translates formats to JSON/XML and exposes a single REST northbound API for commands. It runs in Docker or snaps on Raspberry Pi or industrial PCs, uses device templates to map sensors and supports cloud exports; deployed pilots include robot paint lines, subway door control, food factory automation and on‑edge video inference that sends only metadata. Missing is robust device lifecycle management, but downloads and deployments are rapidly increasing.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:56EndtoEnd Layer
- 3:38Challenges
- 4:53Edge Foundry
- 5:15Store Traffic
- 6:16Protocols
- 7:44Rightzone
- 8:07Energex Foundry
- 8:51Device Service
- 10:53Device Protocol
- 12:01Device Templates
- 12:58Export
- 14:01Bond Ring
- 15:50Architecture
- 18:01Use Cases
- 20:35Summary
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