IoT FleetWise edge on EWAOL
summary
Claims that environmental parity is achievable by layering abstractions so AWS IoT FleetWise edge runs unchanged on EWAOL and in the cloud. Demonstrates on Graviton EC2 instances with k3s, two containers (FleetWise edge + vehicle simulator), and data landing in AWS Timestream — logs show live telemetry so the setup works. Shows the only real drift is different Kubernetes manifests, and uses CDK8s to synthesize target-specific YAML from one codebase; code ships to GitHub Dec 1.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Achieving environmental parity through multiple layers of abstractions helps to support AWS IoT FleetWise edge on EWAOL
- 1:00An example workload: AWS IoT Fleetwise
- 1:54Running AWS IoT FleetWise on EWAOL in the Cloud
- 4:58Going Physical Design
- 6:06Introducing CDK8S
- 7:03Abstracting K8S Manifest with CDK8S
- 7:40Display of single source code CDK8S
- 8:40Adding CDK8S to AWS Stack
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