The upcoming Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) forces companies to rethink how they secure, operate, and update their connected devices. One of the biggest challenges is maintaining an up-to-date and secure operating system (OS). Today, companies typically choose between two approaches to managing their OS: Package-based OS management (using Debian, RPM,
Why Migrate from Hawkbit? For years, Hawkbit by the Eclipse Foundation has been a widely used solution for OTA A/B updates, particularly when combined with RAUC. The availability of tools like rauc-hawkbit-updater has made integration relatively straightforward. However, maintaining a self-hosted Hawkbit server comes with significant challenges: High Maintenance Overhead:
In the fast-paced world of IoT and edge device management, seamless software orchestration is essential. qbee.io, your go-to platform for Linux and IoT device management, now integrates effortlessly with AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR), enabling a smoother and more secure containerized deployment process. What is AWS ECR (Elastic Container Registry)?
Managing a large fleet of Linux devices can be challenging, especially when it comes to secure access and automation. While qbee.io provides robust out-of-the-box automation features that often are enough for the average device management requirements, some organizations have existing Ansible playbooks or require specific automation workflows. Today, we’ll explore
In the world of IoT and edge computing, secure device access is paramount. While SSH has long been the gold standard for secure remote access, managing SSH keys across a fleet of devices can be challenging. Today, we’ll explore how qbee.io’s SSH key distribution automation combined with qbee-cli creates a
In today’s interconnected world, managing a fleet of Linux devices remotely presents unique challenges. Whether you’re handling IoT deployments, edge computing devices, or distributed servers, secure access and efficient management are crucial. This is where qbee.io and its open-source command-line tool, qbee-cli, come into play, offering a seamless solution for
We’re excited to announce that qbee.io now fully supports the Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) and Podman, further expanding our platform’s reach across Red Hat-based Linux distributions. Whether you’re an engineer managing edge devices or a manager looking for secure and cost-efficient solutions, this upgrade provides both performance and convenience—saving
“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail” The saying, “If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail,” also applies to the complexities of Linux device fleet management. Like many challenges, the architecture of any device or server consists of layers, typically
IoT device management does not have to be difficult. If you are a system integrator qbee.io will give you all the tools to manage fleets quickly and securely.
We’re excited to announce several key updates and improvements to our platform, aimed at enhancing user experience, increasing productivity for developers, and providing more robust and flexible device management solutions. Here’s what’s new: 1. New Remote Access Infrastructure To take advantage of our new remote access infrastructure, devices must be
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