Configuration files
Thin-edge.io requires config files for its operation. The tedge init command is used to create
Thin-edge.io requires config files for its operation. The tedge init command is used to create
Thin-edge provides an operation plugin to manage device configuration files.
The Cumulocity mapper, referred to as c8y-mapper in the rest of this document,
The agent and the operation plugins enable device management on thin-edge,
The tedge-agent hosts a binary repository for child devices and other plugins/extensions to exchange binary files between them.
Thin-edge provides an operation plugin to
To support multiple init systems and service managers, tedge requires the /etc/tedge/system.toml file.
Thin-edge provides an operation plugin to fetch log files from the device.
This section covers the specification of various mappers like cloud data mappers as well as data format mappers:
Topic Scheme
This document lists the MQTT topics that are supported by the thin-edge.io.
The reference guides include technical documentation about the following areas:
Thin-edge defines a restart operation to restart a device, being the main device or a child device.
In order to enable thin-edge device management features on a device,
Thin-edge software management is implemented by two operations
Thin-edge uses plugins to delegate software management operations to the appropriate package manager/installer. The plugins are responsible for: installation of packages, uninstalls and queries.
Common requirements for all systems are:
Create
Get
AWS
AWS
Pub
The agent and the operation plugins are the main components used by thin-edge
The tedge-mapper (when running in c8y mode) hosts a proxy server to access the Cumulocity HTTP API from the