Mar 2, 2023
Edge Builder v2.0 provides enhanced capabilities - including a new GUI, enhanced security features and improved scalability - to address the challenges of managing Industrial Edge systems
EDINBURGH, Scotland - March 2, 2023 - PRLog -- IOTech, the edge software company, today announced the general availability of Edge Builder v2.0, its end-to-end solution for managing edge systems. Edge Builder provides a comprehensive, flexible and open solution that simplifies and automates the management of edge systems at scale.
Edge Builder can significantly reduce the operational costs of deploying and maintaining large scale edge environments throughout the lifetime of the system. Designed to meet the specific needs of edge systems, Edge Builder provides light touch provisioning and complete lifecycle management for edge nodes and their applications. It also supports the deployment and management of both containerized applications and native binary applications at the edge.
Edge systems are managed from a centralized Edge Builder controller that can be hosted either on-premise or in the cloud. Platform independence for both the managed nodes and the cloud environment on which the controller is deployed ensures flexibility and choice for Edge Builder users.
Addressing the growing needs of edge systems and edge management at scale, Edge Builder v2.0 adds a number of important features including:
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