📄️ Create embServe Workload
Services to be deployed in Far-Edge devices powered by embServe can be generated using C code. For that, an SDK is provided by embServe, which services must use to ensure compatibility. This page details a simple example showing how this process works.
📄️ Multi-platform Images
FITA workloads use multi-platform OCI images that include a special platform entry, zephyr/armv7, which stores an embServe service as an OCI artifact instead of a conventional container image.
📄️ Workload Communication Adapter
Far-Edge devices are highly heterogeneous regarding their communication protocols and data models. To address this heterogeneity, NextGenGW abstracts Far-Edge devices heterogeneity with MQTT and IETF SDF (see Introducing FITA for details). However, the resulting communication interface may not match the interface expected by consumer applications or be consistent with the interfaces exposed by workload versions targeting different platforms (check Multi-platform Images docs). FITA provides the Workload Communication Adapter mechanism to enable transparent communication with Far-Edge workload versions.
📄️ IoTNetEMU Configurations
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