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Open Source Innovation In IoT & Edge

This month, we're taking a look at two projects in the Eclipse IoT & Edge Native ecosystems. First, Jeroen Laverman explores the main components of Eclipse hawkBit, and breaks down some recent and upcoming updates. Next, Kilton Hopkins discusses the new features added to Eclipse ioFog ahead of the edge computing platform's 3.0 release.

We also take a special look at Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle's code-first approach, and how this is working for one of its first projects, Eclipse Chariott.

Enjoy the read,
Hassan Jaber
Product Marketing Manager, IoT and Edge

Spotlight

Eclipse hawkBit Refines Its Software Distribution Methods

Learn how Eclipse hawkBit helps organizations meet legal requirements for providing fixes for security vulnerabilities in devices and accelerates time to market.

Eclipse ioFog Enhancing Deployment and Edge Resource Management

Discover how the upcoming release of Eclipse ioFog 3.0 will make global deployments easier and improve the management of edge resources.

Eclipse Chariott: Our First Software-Defined Vehicle Project

Microsoft's Filipe Prezado and Daniel Lueddecke discuss how Eclipse Chariott will provide a metadata-driven, modern application programming model that targets in-vehicle functions.

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Achim Kraus

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