1.
Introduction
2.
Architecture
2.1.
Multi-tenancy
2.2.
Security
2.3.
HA and scaling
2.4.
createOptions extensions
3.
Best practices
3.1.
Storage
3.1.1.
Host storage
3.1.2.
Persistent storage
3.1.3.
Azure Stack Edge
3.2.
Networking
3.2.1.
Work with proxies
3.2.2.
Expose module services
3.2.3.
Run on host network
3.3.
Use resources and set limits
3.4.
Adjust Deployment strategy
3.5.
Avoid using Docker socket
4.
Tutorials
4.1.
Prerequisites
4.2.
Hello, world!
4.3.
Using persistent volumes
4.3.1.
With createOptions translations
4.3.2.
With createOptions extensions
4.4.
Use volumes with configmaps
4.5.
Setup iotedged for failure resilience
4.6.
Expose services within the cluster
4.7.
Expose services outside the cluster
4.8.
Schedule on specific nodes
4.9.
Specify resource requirements and limits
4.10.
Connect to IoT Central
5.
Known issues
6.
Reference
6.1.
Translations
6.2.
Helm chart install options
6.2.1.
iotedged
6.2.2.
edgeagent
6.3.
Compare with virtual-kubelet provider
Light (default)
Rust
Coal
Navy
Ayu
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