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Real-World Edge Computing

Real-World Edge Computing

By : Robert High, Sanjeev Gupta
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Real-World Edge Computing

Real-World Edge Computing

By: Robert High, Sanjeev Gupta

Overview of this book

Edge computing holds vast potential to revolutionize industries, yet its implementation poses unique challenges. Written by industry veterans Rob High and Sanjeev Gupta, this comprehensive guide bridges the gap between theory and practice. Distilling expertise from their combined decades of experience in edge computing and hybrid cloud mesh solutions, this book equips software developers and DevOps teams with the knowledge and skills needed to deploy edge solutions at scale in production environments. It also explores foundational standards and introduces key factors that may impede the scaling of edge solutions. While edge computing draws from the successes of cloud computing, crucial distinctions separate the two. High and Gupta elucidate these distinctions, helping you grasp the nuanced dynamics of edge-computing ecosystems. With a focus on leveraging Open Horizon to overcome pitfalls and optimize performance, this book will help you confidently navigate the intricacies of constructing and deploying resilient edge solutions in real-world production settings. By the end of this book, you’ll have acquired a deep understanding of essential success factors for building and deploying robust edge solutions in real-world production settings, leveraging Open Horizon for scalable edge deployments.
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Part 1: Managing the Edge
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Part 2: Working on the Edge
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Part 3: Advancing the Edge System
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Part 4: Edge Management in Practice

Technical requirements

To become proficient and practice hands-on examples, it’s required that you have access to an Ubuntu machine, Raspberry Pi, or Mac. Though the process is similar across all variants of Linux, we will be using Ubuntu or Rasbian for the examples in this chapter. While having access to two machines is not essential, it will be useful as we can use one machine for development and the other to observe the deployment of the workload. Also, one machine can have an Edge device node while the other machine can host the Open Horizon Management Hub.

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