Running your private IoT Cloud Stack
summary
Deploy a full private IoT stack with a single helm command: the Cloud2Edge package installs Eclipse Hono, Eclipse Ditto and (optionally) hawkBit to Kubernetes/Minikube, preconfigures adapters and a demo device, and the demo brings up the stack in under two minutes (images cached). It simulates two devices (HTTP and MQTT) updating Ditto via Hono’s AMQP path; Hono adds Kafka support for ordered, partitioned consumption. Ditto 2.0 adds merge updates, sharding for many websockets and smoother rolling updates; the demo works end-to-end.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:23Overview
- 3:51Functional breakdown
- 6:35Eclipse IoT packages
- 7:44Cloud to Edge package
- 9:07Horno
- 9:36telemetry direction
- 10:51Kafka
- 13:33eclipseditto
- 24:23Deployment
- 25:13Demo setup
- 26:43Demo overview
- 27:18Environment variables
- 28:53Initializing the app
- 30:23Simulation
- 31:43Commands
- 33:43Questions
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