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Edge devices are now at the frontline of security attacks on manufacturing and enterprise organisations.

Why is there no Android or Red Hat Enterprise Linux for IoT and Edge devices?

The OTA blog series left users with a secured OTA Connect server. This article will describe how you can deploy an easy-to-use REST API to manage your devices.

Part three of this blog series showed how to deploy an OTA Connect service in Google Kubernetes Engine that had a few security holes. This article will describe how to secure it.

Continuing with the OTA blog series part one and part two, this article shows you how to deploy OTA Connect using the OTA Community Edition into Google's Kubernetes Engine (GKE).

Continuing with the OTA blog series, this article will explain what OTA Connect is and how it implements the TUF/Uptane/OSTree specifications.

One of the first big decisions we had to make for the Linux microPlatform was our Over-The-Air Update (OTA) strategy. This decision required a lot of time, meetings, beer, and coffee .

In this blog, I describe how to run the Google Assistant SDK on a Raspberry Pi with an external speaker and microphone.

In the Zephyr microPlatform update 0.13, we have released support for the AT&T IoT Starter Kit (LTE-M).

Starting with Linux microPlatform update 0.13, we are including support for over-the-air (OTA) updates.