Delhi

The Delhi release is the third formal release of EdgeX Foundry. Key features for the Delhi release will include:

The initial system management APIs and system management agent
Device Service SDKs in Go and C (along with some demonstration device services)
Deliver system management APIs in all the microservices and provide a system management agent for orchestrating multi-service system management commands and communications to 3rd party system management tools/platforms.
The next wave of security features to include access control to grant access to appropriate services, and improved security service bootstrapping.
Refactored and improved Go Lang microservices
Options and implementation plan for database replacement
Design and implementation plans for export service replacement with application services
Provide an EdgeX UI suitable for use in exploring several instances of EdgeX

Release Information

Provide a system management agent (SMA) that coordinates control plane information and management of EdgeX micro service metrics, configuration, and control (start, stop, restart) through a central service endpoint.
Provide system management APIs into each EdgeX micro service in support of system management needs and facilitate the SMA.
Device Service SDKs in Go and C will replace the Java device service SDK and allow the last Java micro services to be replaced (allowing to improve footprint and performance)
Documentation and sample device services to assist developers replace existing large/slow Java device services, along with adding new device/sensor device service connectors.

Freeze Date: Oct 15, 2018

Release Date: Nov 9, 2018

TBD