Eclipse IoT and Eclipse Edge Native: Making Sense of the Puzzle
summary
Eclipse IoT claims more than 45 projects, about 8.2 million lines of code and 42 member organizations, and maps concrete tools to use cases: MRAA/UPM for hardware abstraction, Leshan/Wakaama for LwM2M device management, Mosquitto/Paho and Californium for messaging, and Eclipse Tahu implementing Sparkplug (working group started Feb 2020) to standardize MQTT payloads and topics. The Edge Native WG (Dec 2019) offers production platforms like ioFog and Fledge for container orchestration and unified compute at the edge, plus StreamSheets for real‑time analytics.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Presentation Overview
- 1:07Virtual Conference
- 2:33Eclipse IoT
- 3:08Member Organizations
- 3:56IoT Categories
- 10:04Cloud Platforms
- 14:20Client Libraries
- 15:36SparkPlug
- 18:13SparkPlug Working Group
- 19:14Cloud
- 19:32Latency
- 21:04Eclipse Edge Native
- 23:10Eclipse Edge Native Working Group
- 26:01Eclipse IoT Toolkit
- 27:24Eclipse Foundation
- 28:24Questions
related talks
30mOpen Source IoT and Edge Computing: The Eclipse Way
01h 02mEclipse IoT: State of the Union
47mState of the Union
25mImplementing IoT Architectures with Open Source Software
49mIndustrial IoT with Eclipse Foundation Projects
54mImplementing IoT Architectures with Open Source
53mFull-Scale Edge Computing with Eclipse ioFog: A Case Study
45mOpen Source, IoT, and the Big Monster