A global survey of 1,652 individuals from a broad set of industries and organizations published this week by Eclipse Foundation shows the level of diversity among edge computing platforms is increasing at a rate that demonstrates the skills of managed service providers will be sorely needed.
The Eclipse Foundation, the world's largest open source foundation in the field of the Internet of Things (IoT), has published the results of its 2020 IoT developer survey.(This article is published in German)
The Eclipse Foundation, the world’s largest open source foundation focused on the Internet of Things (IoT), today announced results from its 2020 IoT Developer Survey.
Administered by the Eclipse IoT Working Group, the survey provides essential insights into the IoT industry landscape, the challenges developers are facing, and the opportunities for enterprise stakeholders in the IoT open source ecosystem.
The survey results provide information about the use of platforms, areas that are critical for developers and target markets in the IoT area. (This article is published in German)
Sooner or later, the Internet of Things and microservices will be considered the two sides of the same coin. Even if today they are considered as different areas in IT, they both deal with distributed systems where the main differences are represented by the used communication protocols.
The Eclipse ioFog project has received a 2020 IoT Edge Computing Excellence Award from IoT Evolution World, the leading web site covering the Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace.
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