Package picker

tedge-dot ships as two interchangeable packages that install the same /usr/bin/tedge-dot: tedge-dot-c (C, the default) and tedge-dot-rs (Rust, for the few features only it has). A config, a flow or a cloud integration built against one works unchanged with the other. Tell the picker about your gateway.

Not final yet

Both packages are maintained and released today, but whether both will remain in the final product is not decided. They implement the same contract, so a config, a flow or a cloud integration built for one carries over to the other.

Protocols?The protocols your devices speak.

Modbus TCP / RTUOPC UASNMPCAN bus (DBC)previewCANopenpreviewPROFIBUS-DPpreviewAVEVA PI Web APIpreview

Do you need any of these??Features only one of the packages has.

SNMPv3 with SHA-2 authentication or AES-192/256 privacyOPC UA servers that only offer the deprecated Basic128Rsa15 policyCAN FD framesPROFIBUS-DP on a serial RS-485 line (not through a device server)

Storage or memory is tight (a few MB to spare)?Choose this when a few MB of disk or memory matter.

Install

tedge-dot-c

• It is the default: every protocol, a small binary, and packages down to a glibc 2.17 floor.

sudo apt-get install -y tedge-dot-c

Both packages install the same /usr/bin/tedge-dot and read the same configuration, so you can switch later.

The picker reads the same data as the package table in the install guide, and the full list of differences is the parity table of the C implementation.