Edge deployments face unique problems like resource constraints, flaky networks, lack of onsite staff, and security risks.
Flight Control is a new open-source project that uses a declarative, agent-based model to simplify edge application management.
BootC allows you to build and manage immutable Linux system images using familiar container tools and workflows like Dockerfiles.
Flight Control uses the FDO specification for zero-touch provisioning and signed images to ensure a secure software supply chain.
A declarative policy model ensures that all devices in a fleet automatically converge to the desired state, eliminating configuration drift.
BootC enables atomic, all-or-nothing updates by rebooting into a new image, with automated health checks and rollbacks for reliability.
Integrate edge devices into centralized monitoring systems by exposing metrics, logs, and alerts in standard formats like Prometheus.
The pluggable architecture of Flight Control allows for seamless integration with existing enterprise authentication, authorization, and configuration systems.
An abstraction layer provides developers with a Kubernetes-like experience for managing edge devices, bridging skill gaps between teams.
Manage your entire infrastructure, from Kubernetes workloads to edge devices, declaratively from Git for a consistent and automated workflow.
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