Re: [Din] [T2TRG] [T2TRG/Din] Discussion New draft for draft-hong-iot-edge-computing-00.txt

Dear William Overington.

Let me join this discussion and reply your answers.
EdgeX is a verner-neutral open source project building a common open framework for IOT edge computing and it is under the Linux Foundation Projects. (https://www.edgexfoundry.org/)
And EdgeX Wiki is a site for maintaining document and releasing source codes and other materials. It is also owned by the EdgeX Community. (https://wiki.edgexfoundry.org)
The web site where Mats has posted is in EdgeX Wiki site and you had better to check in the EdgeX wiki site.

EdgeX is a OS-agnostic reference software platform and the basic architecture of EdgeX is Docker/Container. So, you can run EdgeX on the Windows platform using Docker/Container.
Actually, we have tested EdgeX open source in the Linux and we don’t’ test EdgeX in the Windows platform but we believe that it can also works in the Windows platform .
For more information, you can refer the following page;
https://wiki.edgexfoundry.org/display/FA/Get+EdgeX+Foundry+-+Users#GetEdgeXFoundry-Users-WhatYouNeed\
If any other persons can succeed running EdgeX in the Windows platform, it is appreciate to share your experience..

Best regards.

Yong-Geun.

From: William_J_G Overington [mailto:wjgo_10009@btinternet.com]
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Subject: Re: [T2TRG] [Din] [T2TRG/Din] Discussion New draft for draft-hong-iot-edge-computing-00.txt

Hi

So I read the post and I wondered as to what is EdgeX.

I found https://www.edgexfoundry.org/ on the web.

Thus far I have not found where Mats has posted the link on EdgeX.

I am wondering if there might be a discussion there.

So where should I look please, or is it only for members of EdgeX?

I notice that EdgeX seems to be Linux based: I am using Windows 10 on a Lenovo ideapad 510 laptop computer, at home.

I notice that EdgeX has the following on the  web page.

> … OS-agnostic reference software platform …

This is interesting. Has anything been decided yet please?

William Overington

Thursday 12 July 2018

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Date : 2018/07/12 - 03:58 (GMTDT)
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Subject : Re: [T2TRG] [Din] [T2TRG/Din] Discussion New draft for draft-hong-iot-edge-computing-00.txt

Dear Mats,

Thanks for sharing the link on EdgeX.

Actually, we are developing a solution for smart constructios, where we are utilizing EdgeX and machine learning.

Thanks,

Jungha Hong

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On 07/11/2018 09:20 AM, William_J_G Overington wrote:

> Thorsten Dahm wrote:

>

>> I read the document. What I miss are the solutions.

>

> Well, the title of the document is as follows.

>

> Problem Statement of IoT integrated with Edge Computing

>

> The email announcing the post has the following.

>

>>> We would like to start a discussion first on the mailing list before the Montreal meeting.

>

>>> Please take a look and give us any comments.

>

>>> We hope to get an enough comments for a side meeting in Montreal.

>

> I just found out that the meeting in Montreal starts this Saturday, that is in three days time, and goes on for a week. So discussion needs to get going promptly if enough comments for a side meeting in Montreal as desired are to become gathered.

>

> I posted yesterday and thus far nobody has responded at all to my post, whether to comment or to ask a question.

>

> It seems to me that Edge computing is potentially very important in relation to the Internet of Things and so the Problem Statement of IoT integrated with Edge Computing document is of significance.

>

> Something that I have been wondering about is this: How will devices communicate? For example, will it be by email technology or what? Is email suitable for some applications but not for others: for example, if gathering temperature data for a weather map as a matter of record maybe email will be fast enough with measurements all taking place at a specified time and then results all sent in by email. What methods are available if faster communication is required?

>

> For example, could an IoT device have a mobile telephone built into it so that it could send an email by a mobile telephone connection?

>

> Maybe these are simplistic questions from a beginner but the best way to make progress is for people to build on previous comments and not get into ad hominem comments as to whether someone who knows so little of the field at present should be contributing to the discussion or anything like that.

> Just imagine please that we are all sat in a common room having a cup of tea, or peppermint tea or whatever and chatting informally.

>

> The authors of the Problem Statement of IoT integrated with Edge Computing document have provided a platform for discussion so how about let us have the discussion as they requested please.

Certainly a lot of thought about these topics has taken place in this

project, if people aren't familiar it might be worth a look:

https://wiki.edgexfoundry.org/display/FA/Executive+Summary

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