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I'd never considered "on premise" to be a type of "edge infrastructure" before, but technically I guess it is. But I'll stick to calling it "on premise" - becau
by intrasight 5y ago
I'd never considered "on premise" to be a type of "edge infrastructure" before, but technically I guess it is. But I'll stick to calling it "on premise" - because it's not "on premise" in order to have cloud services close to the user. It just hasn't yet migrated to the cloud.
So keeping with the "cloud but close to user", where would this or any similar device play a role in edge infrastructure? Don't cloud/edge providers use the same hardware for both? Nobody is going to use this in production, and I don't see a role for testing either.
- zamadatix 5y agoIt's a shitty choice for Edge device for sure but it's still an edge device. Just like it's a shitty Linux computer but still a computer. "Edge" is about where not what just like whether something is a "cloud" doesn't change based on if a Pi is used or not.