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The technical report includes a structural and functional framework for distributing computing in the edge, definitions of key architectural concepts employed in distributed edge computing, essential capabilities of an edge system's elements, security and management functions, and essential interfaces for these elements.
Blockchain is an emerging distributed ledger technology, usually used to support tamper-proof recording of events and transactions, such as the management of digital currencies like Bitcoin.
Containerization approaches bring advantages to the operation and maintenance of systems across physical compute resources. In the enterprise IT world, containers are leveraged to decouple computational workloads from the computing substrate on which they run.
This paper provides a high-level overview of software trustworthiness for developers, owner-operators, and decision-makers in Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) systems. We address various aspects of creating, acquiring and protecting software. We provide practical and actionable best practices for recognizing, addressing, managing, and mitigating risks and their sources, whether
developed in-house or acquired.
This industrial IoT (IIoT)-ready controller features two Ethernet ports and two PROFINET ports, and it is programmable with Wago’s e!COCKPIT software (CODESYS 3.5).