Orchestration and Connectivity at the Edge - Utilizing Tech

Computing and sensors have been deployed at the edge for decades, and this is certainly true in the agriculture sector. This episode of Utilizing Edge features Edge Field Day delegates Ben Young and Alastair Cooke discussing with Stephen Foskett the evolution of connectivity and orchestration at the edge. Governmental policies can have a huge impact on the deployment of technology, from connectivity to environmental regulations, as has the emergence of inexpensive sensors, batteries, and processors thanks to the mobile phone industry, along with solar power. Cloud-inspired automation and orchestration is another key enabler of technology in agriculture and at the edge, with zero-touch provisioning, management, and central maintenance. Containerized applications, caching, and cloud-derived control planes are very popular at the edge, though not exactly the same way as in the cloud.

Orchestration and Connectivity at the Edge with Ben Young | Utilizing Tech 05x18 - Gestalt IT

This episode features Ben Young and Alastair Cooke discussing with Stephen Foskett the evolution of connectivity and orchestration at the edge

There’s a Better Way to Think About the Edge than Near and Far - Gestalt IT

In this exclusive article, Andrew Green discusses the near edge and far edge, their response times, and how they function. The major distinction between near Edge and far Edge use cases is the flow of data. For the far Edge (Edge Platforms, CDNs, and Clouds), you would push data onto the end users. That means that you deliver videos, support real-time personalization of user sessions, optimize website performance, and deliver gaming experiences. For the Near Edge (deployment of hardware on-premises) data is generated and processed at the edge, and then it is pulled to a central system for other non-real-time use cases. For example, you would monitor and process in real-time an OT system for unexpected behaviors and then would pull the data from multiple Edge deployments to a central system for long-term analysis.

It's an Edge-y NUC World - Marko Does Wireless

NUCs are all over from the Edge of the Network to Compute to the Edge to reducing latency with Private 5G. Explore how the NUC is taking over Edge!

2023 SASE, SDWAN, Enterprise Edge and Cloud Networks - NextGenInfra Insights

Enterprise Edge and Cloud Networking examines the alphabet soup in enterprise connectivity: SD-WAN, SASE, SSE, ZTNA, MCN, NaaS

Edge to Cloud (to Edge) on the Biggest Stage on Earth — Tech Arena

TechArena Technology Strategist Iddo Kadim shares his thoughts on a leading edge use case, live broadcast media, and the complexity of workload delivery on the world’s biggest stages.

Mako Networks – A World-Class PCI-Certified Network-as-a-Service Ecosystem - Gestalt IT

Ben Young discusses how Mako Networks has positioned themselves as a must-have solution in the retail edge space

Edge computing architecture fundamentals | Digital Sunshine Solutions

I was ecstatic when I was invited to be a delegate at the very first Edge Field Day. Edge is a weird term. Is it COLO 2.0, or about IoT? How do you get your arms around requirements for edge computing architecture? We found out at Edge Field Day 1. The line up was stellar:

Edge Field Day Delegate Roundtable - Tech Field Day

Edge Field Day Delegate Roundtable - Tech Field Day