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Software and System Frameworks
The previous chapter provided the groundwork on Edge hardware and the cursory fundamentals of networking. We learned that Edge systems are not ubiquitous, nor are they standard. Each Edge application typically comes with bespoke hardware, input/output (IO), communication interfaces, and performance requirements. The same holds true for the software running on different Edge machines. The architecture of Edge systems also needs to consider the software environment running on the machine. This chapter supplies a high-level view of Edge software. This includes device environments called frameworks.
Later chapters will explore specific Edge applications such as machine learning and federated computing. This chapter ...
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