Ishu Verma

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IoT Developer Survey takes a turn to edge computing: Deadline June 26 2020

IoT Developer Survey takes a turn to edge computing: Deadline June 26 2020

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By Ishu Verma

The Eclipse IoT Working Group has launched the annual IoT Developer Survey. This survey is in its sixth edition and is the largest developer survey in the Internet-of-Things (IoT) open source industry. The deadline to submit your responses is June 26, 2020.

About the IoT Developer Survey

This year’s IoT Developer Survey will provide valuable insights into current trends in the IoT-industry landscape and the requirements and challenges that IoT communities are facing. The survey will also highlight how these trends are shaping and impacting businesses and enterprise strategies for software vendors, hardware manufacturers, service providers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), enterprises of all sizes, and individual developers.

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IoT Developer Survey – Deadline March 5, 2018

IoT Developer Survey – Deadline March 5, 2018

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By Ishu Verma

We are seeking input from Internet of Things (#IoT) developers to better understand their needs for software and related tools. Whether you’re a hacker instrumenting your home with Raspberry Pi, or an IT developer working on Industrial IoT solutions, we want to know how you’re using open source technologies to build your IoT solution. The output from this survey will help the open source community focus on the resources most needed by IoT developers.

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ARM TechCon 2017 – Embedded, IoT, Networking, and more…

ARM TechCon 2017 – Embedded, IoT, Networking, and more…

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Arm TechCon 2017 – Embedded, IoT, Networking and no Server focus

Last month was Arm TechCon, the annual developer conference showcasing offerings from Arm and its partners. Arm laid out its vision and strategy to achieving even greater integration in its processors and circumventing the slowing Moore’s law. As always, there was a bevy of new product announcements but overall, the show seemed to lack the energy of the last few years and especially the excitement of last year after Arm was acquired by Softbank. For example, there was no big vision keynote like the one last year from Masayoshi Son (Chairman & CEO of Softbank) who had talked of IoT enabling a Cambrian Explosion (which enabled thousands of new species on Earth), leading to 1 trillion IoT devices in 20 years.

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Using Agile Integration for IoT

Using Agile Integration for IoT

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In architecting end-to-end Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, one of the biggest challenges is how to integrate IoT data with data streams from enterprise systems and external sources. Traditionally, businesses have used an enterprise service bus (ESB) and service-oriented architecture (SOA) to integrate and connect different systems and applications. However, this integration approach, due to its complexity and time-consuming implementation cycle, is not suitable for the rapidly moving needs of digital business imperatives like IoT. Given IoT’s adaptive nature, agile integration should be considered.

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Building Containerized IoT solutions on OpenShift Lab

Building Containerized IoT solutions on OpenShift Lab

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By Ishu Verma

As technology continues to disrupt the industries beyond the first wave (led by Netflix, Amazon, Uber etc.), the enterprises are embracing digital transformation to meet the challenge. One of the key technologies enabling digital transformation is Containers through its inherent advantages with packaging (Atomic, built for CI/CD), collaboration and runtime (lightweight, distributable, portable).

At the Red Hat Summit in Boston, Andrew Block and I conducted a hands-on lab on how to build a containerized intelligent Internet-of-Things (IoT) gateway on Red Hat OpenShift. The application is deployed as a set of microservices inside containers on the containerize IoT workload using microservices running on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform.

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Building a Secure IoT Solution: Summit 2017

Building a Secure IoT Solution: Summit 2017

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By Ishu Verma

How do customers build an end-to-end IoT solution using commercial grade, open source products? This is the question we (Patrick Steiner, Maggie Hu and I) wanted to address with our session at the Red Hat Summit, Boston. The end-to-end solution is based on three-tier Enterprise IoT Architecture, which integrates IoT data with existing business processes and the human element.

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