The challenges in deploying an Internet of Things project are many, and we already know it – that’s why we created EUGENIO. Now, we want to talk about one of the main concerns of devs and makers: distributed computing. With more and more devices connected,
generating unlimited data, it is difficult to keep track of all the information. Even more so because, nowadays, much of the infrastructure of companies and projects are in the cloud, whether private, public or hybrid.
In general, when deciding to migrate our solutions to Cloud Structures, we are looking for this alternative to be able to deliver more performance to the applications. Adding IoT to the equation further increases the complexity, mainly due to the number of new devices.
We are here to solve problems, not to make things complicated
EUGENIO was born with a container approach.. So regardless of the throughput of your solution, the platform supports and processes data simply and quickly. Everything is done without you having to rack your brain! Actually, all services are prepared to scale and respond to any increase in demand/request. You focus on solving the problem and we guarantee performance.
Among the many advantages of this approach, we can highlight:
- Resource-saving: :Containers are defined as running images sharing the same operating system.
- Availability: Containers tend to have a very simplified up-down process. That is, if a problem occurs, in a matter of seconds a new instance of that container/service will be available. It’s like you’ve restarted a computer, for example.
- Sharing:With container repository services it is easy to send the solution from one end to the other, so this approach serves both the deployment (deployment – we can talk about it in another post) and the development team. The front endcan even use the resources of the backendthrough a container..
- Management: The group of physical or virtual machines where containers run are called clusters and need to be constantly monitored. For this, EUGENIO has a stack of several tools with this responsibility.
- Community: There are several repositories where you can find containers with parts of a solution under construction, such as messaging services. These repositories are constantly updated and maintained by the software community.
Distributing software in containers, as is done automatically in EUGENIO, allows the implementation of the most diverse environments with very little or no modification.
In short, all devs now have a more efficient way to deploy the most diverse IoT applications. Also because it is possible to run and move containers between systems on-premise or at the cloud – whether public, private or hybrid.
It’s hard to believe that a platform is ready for an IoT project with little development, right? To show that it’s possible, we’ve released a trial of EUGENIO for you, just click here and sign up to start your IoT project!
