Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
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In IoT, Edge nodes bring compute closer to data sources to support on-site data processing and analysis. Keeping software updated and secure meant reinventing ways to manage orchestration. When incompatibilities were found it wouldn't be easy to roll back a change. Using containers and Kubernetes we detail an IoT software stack for an Edge node that would be easier to update, roll back changes and orchestrate services. The architecture would be beneficial for quicker turnaround on development and testing and also in operations.
Katherine Lim is a Senior Engineer at Innablr. An experienced DevOps Engineer, Katherine has built infrastructure-as-code and worked at the intersection of Development and Operations for the last 20 years. Recently, she has been consulting on low-cost IoT platforms on a project with a large multinational company.
Captured on 25-26 July, 2019 at the SMC Centre. Sydney, Australia
http://container.camp/
@containercamp
In IoT, Edge nodes bring compute closer to data sources to support on-site data processing and analysis. Keeping software updated and secure meant reinventing ways to manage orchestration. When incompatibilities were found it wouldn't be easy to roll back a change. Using containers and Kubernetes we detail an IoT software stack for an Edge node that would be easier to update, roll back changes and orchestrate services. The architecture would be beneficial for quicker turnaround on development and testing and also in operations.
Katherine Lim is a Senior Engineer at Innablr. An experienced DevOps Engineer, Katherine has built infrastructure-as-code and worked at the intersection of Development and Operations for the last 20 years. Recently, she has been consulting on low-cost IoT platforms on a project with a large multinational company.
Captured on 25-26 July, 2019 at the SMC Centre. Sydney, Australia
