The Intel® Edge Device Enablement Framework (EEF) delivers a set of curated, validated infrastructure stacks (aka profiles), providing a runtime for edge applications. It is built on a modular framework where each node is based on a common foundation of hardware, OS, and container runtime.
This release of the Edge Device Enablement Framework currently supports three curated profiles tailoring mainly the needs of Video Analytics (VA) and industrial controller workloads.
| Profile Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Profile 1: Video Analytics (VA) Enablement Node K8s Profile | - This profile has Video Analytics and Observability components along with the RKE2 K8s Cluster in a multi node - Typical use case for this profile is Media and Video Analytics |
| Profile 2: Video Analytics (VA) Enablement Node Profile | - This profile has Video Analytics and Observability components installed on Bare metal for Intel® Core and Intel® Xeon® systems. |
| Profile 3: Real Time (RT) Enablement Node Profile | - This profile has RT kernel related components such as Real-Time Performance Measurements and Intel® Edge Controls for Industrial (ECI) customization with Ubuntu RT - Typical use case for this profile is to provide real-time analytics for Industrial Controller and for Real-Time Performance Measurement (RTPM) |
Edge Software Hub is primarily intended for Public / External users.
EEF Profile scripts are available in the below path: Edge-device Enablement Framework
- Go to the required profile folder. Example:
cd base/va_enablement_node_profile- Set executable permissions to the profile.sh script. Example:
chmod +x "va_enablement_node_profile.sh"- Execute it. Example:
"./va_enablement_node_profile.sh"- Input parameters for TFCC and VPP RI use cases
"./va_enablement_node_profile.sh tfcc"
"./va_enablement_node_profile.sh vpp"- Execute it with --help/-h for checking the availability of any additional use case support
"./va_enablement_node_profile.sh -h"