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The Atym Device Edge Orchestration Solution

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Our solution isolates application containers on top of a common abstraction runtime that's uniquely optimized for  MCU and CPU-based edge devices that have as little as 1MB of available memory. 

 

Build once, deploy anywhere, rapidly integrate and update partner technology without compiling source code, and benefit from trusted, fractional in-field updates, remote debugging and more.

Atym delivers an industry-first device edge orchestration solution, enabling developers to easily

build, deploy, manage and secure containerized applications on resource-constrained edge devices at scale.

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Products

Key Components

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ATYM CONTAINERS
Instantiations of on-device application images that provide isolation between executing code and the Atym Runtime. Atym containers follow OCI principles as much as possible while being optimized to consume only kilobytes of memory.  Containerized apps can be written in choice of language (e.g. C, GoLang, Rust) and even be stored in your current Docker repositories.

ATYM RUNTIME
On-device managed execution environment for Atym Containers that provides proper isolation and access to hardware resources. Includes a supervisory service that works with the Atym Hub for managing device operations such as downloading and validating images, updating firmware, and managing the bootloader. The Atym Runtime is based on the open source Project Ocre from the Linux Foundation.

ATYM HUB

UI and CLI for remotely deploying, managing, securing, monitoring and troubleshooting edge devices and applications. Container updates can be pushed to individual devices, or to fleets of devices via campaigns. Use the Atym web console, or integrate the underlying orchestration APIs with your own front end.

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Key Benefits

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FOR DEVELOPERS​

  • Consistent and well-abstracted platform target

  • Modular, microservice-based architectural approach

  • Improved security through container isolation

  • Flexibility to code in language / tech stack of choice

  • Test and simulation infrastructure

FOR OPERATORS​

  • Remote management of fleets of devices and apps at scale

  • Zero trust security posture

  • Reliable and secure remote updates

  • Fractional updates for lower risk and bits across the wire

  • Remote monitoring and debugging

 

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Built on Open Standards

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We're firm believers in open standards and collaboration. The Atym device runtime is built on the open source Project Ocre from the Linux Foundation. Key enabling technologies include WebAssembly and the Zephyr RTOS.

 

We like to call it "Docker on a Diet". 

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