No-compromise solutions for the integration between Edge and Cloud
summary
Eclipse edge stack demonstrates a concrete, no-compromise edge-to-cloud integration: Kura (Java/OSGi edge framework) hosts visual data flows (Wires), drivers for Modbus/OPC-UA and on-gateway SQL/filters, and exports XML snapshots to replicate configs across fleets; Kapua provides device registry, MQTT-based device management, REST APIs and cloud connectors for AWS IoT Core and Azure. Claim: full deployment from Raspberry Pi to multi-cloud in minutes, store-and-forward and digital-twin workflows work in field tests, and marketplace bundles let teams extend or replace components without vendor lock-in.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:22Presentation Outline
- 5:11Why Edge Computing
- 6:49Data Pipeline
- 7:40Eclipse Software Stack
- 9:37Eclipse Kapoor
- 12:32Cloud Connectors
- 14:41Digital Twin
- 15:21The Question
- 15:47Eclipse
- 18:15Eclipse Marketplace
- 31:27Clarification
- 33:04Technical Overview
- 37:01XML Configuration Snapshot
- 38:46AWS IoT Core
- 40:25Questions
- 40:56Are there anything interesting from makers
- 41:45Everyone can approach
- 43:14Wire graph
- 44:52Web UI
- 47:47Edge Computing
- 49:59Contact us
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