OSF Edge Computing WG: Defining the Undefinable

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The working group publishes a second white paper that defines two reference architectures — centralized and distributed control planes — and maps them to Kubernetes projects like KubeEdge and k3s and to hybrid stacks with OpenStack. The panel reports an Edge Lab testing program, hundreds or thousands of “mini cloud” sites, a push for automation, use of Kata Containers and SR-IOV gap for accelerator support, and CNTT adding a hardware-focused VIM (HEM) to handle real-time and offload needs.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 0:24Welcome
3. 1:01What is the Edge Computing WG
4. 3:08Reference Architecture Models
5. 5:10David Patterson
6. 9:30Beth Cohen
7. 14:34Greg Chattari
8. 22:14Conclusion

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