How to Tame My Edge Devices?
summary
Demo wires up a Kubernetes cluster running Eclipse Hono (AMQP 1.0 adapters), Eclipse Ditto (Mongo-backed device twins) and a simple Go device: tenant/device/credentials create succeeds, telemetry updates change Ditto properties from 0 to 18°C, and a command-response over HTTP works by having the device long-poll Honor with an honor-ttd header and receive a “start quick heating” response (HTTP 200). Firmware rollouts use Eclipse hawkBit with staged campaigns; Vorto/OMP-style models document capabilities.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 7:57Communication (HTTP Adapter)
- 8:54DEVICE TWIE
- 20:58Eclipse Ditto Demo Time - Heating Example
- 22:09Eclipse Vorto Describe capabilities of loT devices
- 23:32Open Manufacturing Platform - BAMM Model Aspects of Digital Twins with RDF based Meta-Model
- 25:57BAMM for Semantic Modeling - Principles Three levels of abstraction
- 28:40MANAGE FIRMWARE
- 29:08Eclipse hawk Bit Manage Software Updates
- 32:00Traditional Approach: Embedded Software Creation
- 34:51Increase Efficiency through Additional Shared Layers Idea of Industrial Grade Linux (GL)
- 36:43Edge Management Challenges How to manage ...
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