Closed krdpk17 closed 1 year ago
thin-edge.io supports the Cumulocity interface, and by "on-prem" you are referring to a self hosted Cumulocity IoT instance correct? If so then it should work just fine, as long as the Cumulocity IoT version supports device certificates (e.g. >=10.11, if I recall correctly).
@reubenmiller Thanks for quick turnaround <<thin-edge.io supports the Cumulocity interface, and by "on-prem" you are referring to a self hosted Cumulocity IoT instance correct?>> Deepakk>> I meant, on-prem Cumulocity IoT cluster as mentioned in https://cumulocity.com/releasenotes/release-10-5-0/platform-devices-10-5-0/. Is it true that same applies to others as well? As example, will it work on on-prem deployment of AWS as well.
@krdpk17 I assume that the on-premise is providing the same Cumulocity IoT interface as provided by the cloud, so I think it is safe to say it will work fine (though again the Cumulocity IoT version needs to support device certificate authentication for MQTT to work).
Closing as there should not be anything "special" about the on-prem Cumulocity as the on-prem provides the standard Cumulocity interface (assuming it is using a version that supports MQTT connectivity via device certificates).
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From document, not able to understand if on-prem is supported or not. It birng scope of guessing. I am telling this since it appears that document talks about cloud alone.. Describe the improvement you'd like May be we can have supportability matrix
Additional context Could you please reply me if on-prem is supported or not. It is ask from corporate who is quite interested to use