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Yes, the router path makes sense. In a way, it's modular security - if the customer cares about security - he should pay a bit more for the right router, if not
by petra 10y ago
Yes, the router path makes sense. In a way, it's modular security - if the customer cares about security - he should pay a bit more for the right router, if not - it's his decision.
Btw, Amazon does some interesting stuff with AWS greengrass, including a router, it's quite similar to how you view it. And i'm sure they'll take of telling end users.
- joezydeco 10y agoYeah, greengrass looks interesting. At least until I saw this: Devices need to offer at least 128 MB of memory and an x86 or ARM CPU that runs at 1 GHz or more My devices run on Cortex-M0s. That's not going to work at all.