To ensure your edge computing system scales smoothly, scale and stress testing is a good idea. SixSq will soon release a virtual edge testbed dedicated to scale testing, integrated in the Nuvla.io edge management platform and marketplace.
Scale test your edge with our 10k virtual testbed
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Forensic analysis at the edge with the BlackBox App
Edge computing systems work in a semi-autonomous way, which is great for providing fast responses, no privacy intrusion and reduced costs from network and cloud storage. But when an incident occurs, you want to archive to the cloud as much data as possible to give you insights into what led to this incident: enter the Blackbox app.
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Bringing DevOps to the edge using Nuvla.io for Continuous Deployment
Implementing a successful edge computing strategy requires close cooperation between software developers and IT operations. Adopting DevOps principles is therefore the natural way to go. In this blog, we explore how the Nuvla.io application management platformenables you to extend your DevOps workflow to the edge.
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Life at the Edge is Better with Friends
In the midst of social distancing, it is with great excitement that SixSq is introducing the most social NuvlaBox Engine ever, the v2.0!
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Why fly blind? Free your business-critical data from the cloud today
There may be trouble ahead for companies unable to plan and operate in near-real-time. Edge computing provides the solution.
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Taking off with edge computing? Don’t clip your own wings
Considering an edge solution? Read on for tips and potential pitfalls.
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Before lift-off: The parts required for excellent edge computing
Embarking on an edge computing journey? It's helpful to know what's running under the hood.
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4 ways to know if you need edge computing
Would your company benefit from an edge computing solution? 4 quick questions to consider.
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What makes a smart city even smarter? Shared edge infrastructure
Create a future-proof solution for your smart city by implementing a shared infrastructure
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Privacy intrusion: Hold all the cards with edge computing
In poker rooms around the world, players keep their cards close. It’s the only way to avoid prying eyes. There’s an important lesson here for organisations collecting data, video and audio — these inputs are your cards and absolutely no one else should see them.
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