The Internet of things (IoT) is a clear ecosystem in which multiple devices are connected via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, LoRa, Zigbee wireless network, etc. Common devices that are connected include temperature/humidity sensors, tracking sensors, 3-axis sensors, and others. Each device is identified by its exclusive IP address. once connected to device management, a large amount of
Introduction There is a steady increase in the adoption of IoT and Edge computing. More and more Linux running embedded devices are deployed remotely. These devices include Raspberry Pis and flavours, Intel NUC boards, mini-computers, mini-servers, NXP – IMX boards, NVIDIA Jetson boards, Servers, IoT Gateways or Custom boards running Yocto Linux or other variants.
Introduction Linux is a popular choice operating system for various use-cases in IoT & Edge computing. Once these devices are deployed remotely, it is critical to have a secure remote shell over the Internet. Examples of these devices could be Raspberry Pis and flavors, Intel NUC boards, mini-computers, mini-servers, NXP – IMX boards, Servers IoT
Introduction Embedded devices are running complex resource-intensive applications on edge. A preferred way to do so is to containerize them and then deploy on the remote IoT edge devices. This helps with better orchestration and resource planning of the applications. Docker is an open platform for developing, shipping, and running applications. Docker containers can
Introduction With the explosion of IoT devices running complex edge computing applications, remote debugging & diagnostics get inevitable. Establishing a secured connection and having remote terminal access (SSH, Telnet or VNC) is a must for deployed IoT Edge devices. Examples of these devices could be Raspberry Pis and flavours, Intel NUC boards, mini-computers, NXP –
Introduction We all have encountered the need to transfer files or update DBs on remote IoT devices. As an example, on a digital billboard, you might have to update the ad to be played on the screen or as simple as updating the certificate files on these remotely deployed devices. The obvious way is to