Dan Mangum discusses abstraction and how the concept has led to upcoming updates to Golioth that give you more control over how you use the platform.
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TOP OF MIND

The Hard Thing About Abstraction

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Abstraction is the foundation of our lives. It allows us to create at a faster pace than ever before. When someone decides that others shouldn't have to deal with the nitty-gritty aspects of a problem, a new layer is added to the stack, streamlining the process for everyone involved.

 

In the coming weeks, we're introducing major enhancements to Golioth, empowering you with greater control over the platform. Rest assured, the intuitive and efficient experience you cherish remains intact.

 

In addition to these updates, we're enhancing usage visibility and offering convenient default configurations for those who prefer hassle-free management. With these exciting additions, we eagerly anticipate witnessing the innovative creations you'll bring to life, from initial prototypes to full-scale production.

 

Dan Mangum

Cloud Lead

dan@golioth.io

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Golioth Changelog

 

Features 📦:

  • Introduced Device Certificate IDs for Zero Touch Provisioning

Improvements ✨:

  • Added ability to copy LightDB Stream values from the Golioth console
  • New warnings for destructive actions in the console
  • Revised organization tier names

Upcoming Events

 

Feb 15 | WEBINAR

Getting started with Golioth Webinar

 

Feb 21 | TRAINING

Zephyr February Online Training

From the Community

 

“Is there a method to downgrade firmware on a device?”

 

The short answer is: Yes, you can downgrade, or “roll back”, firmware on a device.

 

Read the full answer on the Golioth Forum >

 

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Recent Posts

 

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