IoT Blog Written By Experts For Experts

As the range of IoT and Edge devices continues to increase, many companies are now having to support applications and services across multiple device types, sizes and underlying architectures.

As Edge devices become more integral to both our domestic and commercial lives, the requirement for devices to be available whenever you want them is critical.

The one thing this year has reminded us is how uncertain things can be and how we always need to be prepared for unseen issues. This is also applicable to our Edge devices .

As the creator of aktualizr-lite, I often underestimate the difficulty in understanding what aktualizr-lite is trying to do.

It has been a busy and exciting year on the technical side at Foundries.​io.

Talking about security requires precision. However, precise language can be hard to digest for even most technical audiences . What follows is what I call a "pepperoni pizza" article .

Part II of the fiotest series series will focus on some examples of what you can do with fiotest. Hopefully you'll find some inspiration and things you can copy/paste into your own tests.

We've been using a tool called "fiotest" for months now, but haven't really explained the what, why, and how. This is the first part of a small series of articles to explain fiotest.

Secure OTA updates and a unified software platform are the keys.

A fairly common question I get asked is how Factory devices securely pull container images from our Docker Registry, hub.foundries.io. It's kind of interesting, so I thought I'd explain.