Open Source IoT and Edge Computing: The Eclipse Way

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Eclipse Foundation runs three open working groups—Eclipse IoT, Edge Native and Sparkplug—offering real implementations: Paho and Mosquitto MQTT clients/brokers, Sparkplug spec with open-source implementation tahu and a forthcoming compatibility program/TC kit, plus edge platforms ioFog and FogOS using the Zeno pub/sub and Zenopico client. The ecosystem claims 10 years, 50 projects and recent growth from 4M to 32M lines of code and 38→47 projects; Sparkplug/Tahu development happens on GitHub and the 2021 commercial adoption survey posts June 8.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:33Open source drives IoT innovation
3. 7:50IoT and edge constraints
4. 11:25Eclipse IoT working group
5. 16:22IoT toolkit and protocols
6. 17:27Sparkplug protocol
7. 22:45Eclipse Edge Native
8. 25:33Survey and community
9. 26:14Q&A on microcontrollers
10. 29:48Closing remarks

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