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What are the differences against Resin.io?

• gregdistefano 10y ago
  Mender is full image based, using active/passive partitions, while Resin is container based. Mender is also on a less restrictive software license
  • imrehg 10y ago
    > Mender is also on a less restrictive software license. According to the article Mender releases under Apache 2.0, and all resin.io's open source code is also on Apache 2.0, so it should be the same permissive setup. (Source: working at resin.io)
    • gregdistefano 10y ago
      my bad!
• mpasinski 10y ago
  disclaimer: I work for Mender Mender is basically full image update solution while resin is container based. Mender is fully open source, both client and server, resin is having only client open source. Mender is more lightweight, it provides a thin layer to be integrated with the already existing stack, while resin is providing full stack you need to use to be able to incorporate update mechanism.
  • karmicthreat 10y ago
    So is there any way to make Mender do local updates that are not OTA?
    • deleted 10y ago
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    • gregdistefano 10y ago
      https://docs.mender.io/1.0/Getting-started/Standalone-deployments https://docs.mender.io/1.0/Getting-started/Standalone-deploy...