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Deploying IoT at the Edge | SUSE's Keith Basil | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 28 Nov 2023 · 17m · Episode 322

What this episode covers

Keith Basil, General Manager of Edge at SUSE, discusses the critical role of edge computing in industrial IoT, emphasizing the need for scalable, cloud-native infrastructure to manage massive device footprints. He explains how SUSE provides open-source building blocks like Kubernetes and Rancher to help integrators deploy mission-critical solutions in sectors like healthcare, where validated designs and zero-trust security are paramount. Basil highlights the challenges of scaling deployments and the importance of choosing open-source stacks to avoid vendor lock-in and ensure interoperability with legacy systems.

Most relevant to

large enterprises

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
SUSE, New Vector, Industry Fusion Foundation
Products
Rancher
Tools
Kubernetes
Also
OPC UA, MQTT

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