Simplifying Multi-Container Edge Application Management with ZEDEDA and Docker Compose

Logo
Presented by

Daniel Derksen, Director of Product Management @ ZEDEDA, Manny Calero, Solutions Architect @ ZEDEDA

About this talk

Managing containerized applications at the edge is becoming increasingly complex as organizations scale deployments and work to leverage existing cloud-native skills, tools, and investments to streamline edge operations. To address this challenge, ZEDEDA offers support for Docker Compose, a powerful capability that simplifies the definition, deployment, and lifecycle management of multi-container applications at the edge. In this webinar, ZEDEDA Director of Product Management Daniel Derksen and ZEDEDA Solutions Architect Manny Calero, will walk through how docker compose support enables users to define entire application stacks in a single file and deploy them seamlessly through the ZEDEDA edge computing platform. Bringing cloud-native orchestration principles to edge environments, streamlining operations, and reducing manual overhead. Join us live to: - Learn how ZEDEDA’s docker compose runtime isolates and manages multi-container applications at the edge - Explore key features including integrated observability, lifecycle controls, and separation of app and hardware environments - See how the ZEDEDA compose agent enables seamless orchestration and networking across containers - Get tips on using YAML vs. TAR packaging formats and navigating common pitfalls with compose files - Get your questions answered live. Register now to see how you can simplify container management and bring the power of ZEDEDA to the edge.
Related topics:

More from this channel

Upcoming talks (0)
On-demand talks (5)
Subscribers (91)
ZEDEDA makes edge computing effortless, open, and intrinsically secure - extending the cloud experience and agility to the edge. ZEDEDA reduces the cost of managing and orchestrating distributed edge infrastructure and applications, while increasing visibility, security and control. There is an explosion of data at the edge, resulting from more connected devices, machines, sensors and applications. Moving these massive amounts of data to the cloud for processing is impractical given the operational cost (bandwidth, latency, autonomy, security and privacy) and potential short half-life of the data. The only way to get value from this data is by processing it at the edge. Given the scale of edge computing, there is a need to centrally manage and orchestrate nodes, security and applications. ZEDEDA delivers an open, distributed, cloud-native edge management and orchestration solution, simplifying the security and remote management of edge infrastructure and applications at scale. ZEDEDA is delivered as a service and includes 24/7/365 support for the open source EVE-OS. ZEDEDA is available to enterprise customers, SIs and OEMs, with flexible deployment options. ZEDEDA ensures extensibility and flexibility by utilizing an open partner ecosystem with a robust app marketplace. ZEDEDA leverages an open architecture built on EVE-OS, from the Linux Foundation. EVE-OS is a lightweight, open-source Linux-based edge operating system, with open orchestration APIs. What problem do we solve? Edge environments have significant local processing requirements, and it is costly and difficult for the cloud to meet these requirements at scale, given the availability of bandwidth in these distributed environments Edge/remote apps (and environments) are cumbersome and expensive to manage Apps require constant updating, and the need is to continuously develop and deploy apps at the edge just like in the cloud ⇒ especially when we talk about new applications related to AI, inference, machine learning, which need massive resources for the training, but only restricted resources for the actual inference. Security of distributed environments is weak due to a lack of network control and physical perimeter, which is a completely different paradigm than the data center (which is layered with security - both physical and IT). Many customers have legacy software investments in the field that they can’t just abandon as they invest in new cloud-native applications.