World Congress 2025 Aug 20, 2025 Session details

Simplifying edge app delivery: one workflow, thousands of devices

Christian Koep

Struggling with constant edge configuration drift? Unify your OS and application pipelines into one bootable container. Manage thousands of remote devices using familiar declarative Kubernetes workflows.

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Challenges of application delivery and configuration drift at the edge

Limited bandwidth, lack of onsite staff, and harsh constraints complicate consistent application deployments on external devices.

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Introducing flight control for declarative edge device management

A lightweight architectural loop empowers teams to handle isolated edge devices as easily as standard cloud workloads.

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Building native Linux systems using standard container files

The bootc project enables developers to compile standard complete operating system images directly from native dockerfiles.

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Securing hardware enrollment via FDO specification and signing

Adopting automated zero-touch provisioning and system image signing protects the broader software supply chain from rogue devices.

#5 about 4 min

Reconciling fleet status with atomic updates and automatic rollbacks

Applying declarative string labels orchestrates automated immutable updates while customizable validation hooks guarantee safe automatic rollbacks.

#6 about 2 min

Centralizing observability and monitoring tools across isolated edge infrastructure

Forwarding localized metrics and logging metadata directly to centralized aggregation layers eliminates operational blind spots for engineers.

#7 about 2 min

Integrating edge environments with enterprise identity and authorization platforms

A pluggable internal design allows disparate edge clusters to securely attach into existing corporate directory domains.

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Managing edge fleets via GitOps abstraction and Kubernetes patterns

Consolidating operational configurations into primary git repositories enables teams to maintain fleets concurrently using familiar developer patterns.

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Adapting Kubernetes deployment patterns for heterogeneous edge device fleets

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Challenges of application edge deployment and containers

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Orchestrating automated edge device provisioning and application delivery

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Continuous deployment to edge devices using Argo CD

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1:58 min

Developer and operational benefits of edge architectures

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2:46 min

Addressing edge management challenges in the automotive industry

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