ZEDEDA

ZEDEDA is a platform designed to enable open-edge computing systems. According to the vendor, it provides organizations of various sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises, with a simple and secure orchestration solution for distributed edge computing. This platform is utilized by IT professionals, edge computing engineers, as well as industries such as industrial automation, manufacturing, and energy and utilities.

Key Features

Simple, Secure Orchestration: According to the vendor, ZEDEDA simplifies the process of deploying, updating, and managing edge applications, potentially saving time and effort for IT professionals. It aims to ensure the security of edge computing systems by providing robust authentication and access control mechanisms.

Edge Access: The vendor claims that ZEDEDA's Edge Access feature enables secure remote access to edge devices and applications. It allows IT professionals to securely manage and monitor edge devices from a central location. The feature provides a secure tunnel for communication between the edge devices and the central management system.

Enterprise Solution: The vendor states that ZEDEDA offers an enterprise solution that provides advanced features and capabilities for managing a large number of edge devices and applications. It includes features such as centralized device management, role-based access control, and advanced analytics. The enterprise solution is said to be scalable and can potentially handle the complexity and scale of edge computing deployments in large enterprises.

OEM Solution: According to the vendor, ZEDEDA provides an OEM solution that allows original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to integrate edge computing capabilities into their products. The OEM solution enables OEMs to leverage ZEDEDA's platform and tools to build and deliver edge computing solutions. It provides OEMs with the flexibility to customize and white-label the platform to meet their specific requirements.

Multi-Cloud Support: ZEDEDA is said to support multi-cloud environments, allowing organizations to leverage multiple cloud providers for their edge computing deployments. The vendor claims that it provides seamless integration with popular cloud platforms, such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. The platform enables organizations to deploy and manage applications across multiple clouds, providing flexibility and potentially avoiding vendor lock-in.