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Authors: Yin Ding, Kevin Wang
2023-04-21

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The presentation discusses the Cube Edge project, which aims to enable AI collaboration between cloud and edge computing. The project has multiple use cases, including satellite image analysis and oil field management. The community effort is crucial to the project's growth, and the future of the project involves creating dedicated scenario-based toolkits and supporting multiple architectures and operating systems.
  • Cube Edge enables AI collaboration between cloud and edge computing
  • Use cases include satellite image analysis and oil field management
  • Community effort is crucial to the project's growth
  • Future plans involve creating dedicated scenario-based toolkits and supporting multiple architectures and operating systems
Authors: Rey Lejano
2023-04-21

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The presentation discusses the challenges of edge computing and how to solve them using Kubernetes and Cloud Native principles.
  • Resource and physical constraints are challenges in edge computing
  • Kubernetes and Cloud Native principles can bring automation and consistency to edge devices
  • K3s is a Kubernetes distribution specifically designed for resource-constrained environments
  • K3s includes batteries-included features such as containerd, runC, CNI, CoreDNS, and Clipper lb
  • The Linux Foundation's State of the Edge provides a vendor-neutral platform for edge computing research
Authors: Stefan van Gastel, Anna Magdalena Kosek
2023-04-20

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The presentation discusses the challenges and ambitions of improving situational awareness and decision support through information superiority in military operations using cloud-native software and Kubernetes Cluster Federation.
  • The goal is to achieve information superiority, provide multi-domain and integrated operations, and deploy both software and personnel quickly, scalably, and self-supporting.
  • TNO is enlisted to help bridge the gap between the actual state, the current state, and the desired state, and determine which steps and technologies need to be explored.
  • The research program focuses on the assumption that future command and control systems will be built and run cloud-natively, and every vehicle will have a form of Kubernetes running to facilitate this.
  • The use of Cloud-native software excels in situations where there is a complete lack of connectivity, taking into account the sporadic occasion in which there is a possibly small bandwidth connection during physical deployment.
  • Kubernetes Cluster Federation helps realize the future picture by ensuring trust and isolation, observability, and power and temperature aware scheduling.
  • Data replication across clusters is minimized, and data gravity is used to keep data on the cluster.
  • Revocation of keys and certificates is an open question, but there are ongoing experiments and research being done in other parts of the world.
  • The presentation ends with a call to action for job opportunities and feedback.
Authors: Ricardo Aravena, Nikhita Raghunath
2023-04-19

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The presentation discusses the TAG Runtime and its working groups, as well as updates on various projects within the CNCF ecosystem.
  • TAG Runtime is a community of experts in AI, cybersecurity, and DevOps who work on projects within the CNCF ecosystem
  • The presentation highlights updates on various projects, including Flatcar, Keda, and IoT Edge
  • The TAG Runtime working groups include IoT Edge, WebAssembly, Kubernetes Tooling, and Llam
  • The group meets every first and third Thursday of the month and is considering expanding to a weekly cadence
  • The presentation also emphasizes the need for more contributions and involvement from interested parties
Authors: Zahra Tarkhani
2022-09-15

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The presentation discusses the challenges of secure partitioning and sharing hardware resources within complex system layers of heterogeneous SoC architectures and proposes a hardware-assisted dynamic partitioning framework for Linux- and TEE-based architectures.
  • Heterogeneous SoC architectures are becoming more popular for complex IoT and edge devices
  • Multiple CPUs and peripherals require secure partitioning and sharing of hardware resources
  • Static hardware partitioning at boot time cannot satisfy most use cases' security, performance, or compatibility requirements
  • Hardware-assisted dynamic partitioning framework is proposed for Linux- and TEE-based architectures
  • Framework modifies the Linux kernel, trusted firmware, and TEE kernel to achieve fine-grained privilege separation
  • Hardware features such as mdac, pack, and mrcs enable hierarchical access control policies for logical separation of secure world from normal world
  • Multiple trusted execution environments and enclaves can be combined to provide strong security features for different use cases
Conference:  ContainerCon 2022
Authors: Glen Darling
2022-06-23

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Open Horizon is an edge computing platform that uses policy-based autonomous agents to manage fleets of devices. It can handle unreliable networks and has the ability to revert to previous versions of software in case of failure. It also allows for the manual provision of software bill of materials (S-BOM) data to avoid deploying risky software.
  • Open Horizon uses policy-based autonomous agents to manage fleets of devices
  • It can handle unreliable networks and has the ability to revert to previous versions of software in case of failure
  • It allows for the manual provision of software bill of materials (S-BOM) data to avoid deploying risky software
Authors: Zhonghu Xu
2022-05-19

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The presentation discusses the challenges and solutions for implementing a multi-cloud strategy in organizations, with a focus on the use of Kubernetes Commander and Easter for inter-cloud communication.
  • The need for companies to maintain strict compliance with data privacy regulations is increasing, making a multi-cloud strategy the most effective and efficient approach.
  • Multi-cloud strategy offers improved security, better failover options, enhanced disaster recovery, and improved flexibility and scalability.
  • The challenges of managing multi-container clusters include workload fragmentation, resource scheduling, and vendor locking.
  • Kubernetes Commander is an open and cloud-native multi-cloud orchestration engine that provides a central control line for managing multi-cloud clusters.
  • Easter is a service mesh project that facilitates inter-cloud communication by securely encrypting traffic and providing DNS resolution.
  • Flat network and different network models have their own advantages and challenges for implementing a multi-cloud strategy.
Authors: Dejan Bosanac, Steve Wong, Kilton Hopkins
2021-10-13

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Web Assembly has the potential to disrupt the cloud industry by bringing compute close to data sources and managing containers at scale. The presentation includes two demos showcasing the use of container technologies at the edge and the ability to access peripherals.
  • Web Assembly can bring compute close to data sources and manage containers at scale
  • Two demos were presented showcasing the use of container technologies at the edge and the ability to access peripherals
  • The first demo showed a simple Python script that reads temperature and humidity values from a sensor attached to the GPIO interface and sends the payload to the cloud
  • The second demo demonstrated the use of Kubernetes to run a Rust binary as a container on a Raspberry Pi
  • Web Assembly has the potential to be as disruptive as a new type of cloud