This is where the singularity comes in. Kubernetes plays a key role here.
Redhat Ecosystem
This is the BioDigital Convergence Platform !!!!!!
Connects Physical to Digital & Quantum.
This Sensor is the one that computes the Human through Human-Centered Computing.
nsf.gov/funding/opportunitie…
Human Brain Computing
Neuromorphic Computing Systems inspired by the Human Brain
ibm.com/think/topics/neuromo…
It computes it through Software-Defined Radios. Its then managed by tbe GoBot which communicates with the hardware.
They emulate hardware then synchronize the signals with the Graphene Oxide (GO).
nature.com/articles/am201136
This allows them to remotely trigger the nanonodes using Radio Frequencies which then in turn triggers the Graphene Oxide.
This then gets analyzed by the Software-Defined-Radio & Data gets routed to various devices & locations.
They use the Gobot to connect the Data to Physical Hardware via Emulation.
Gobot has an extensible system for connecting to "Hardware Devices".
gobot.io/documentation/platf…
Remember the word usage "Hardware Devices"
Hardware Implementations include the TrueNorth Chip from IBM,
open-neuromorphic.org/blog/t…
Intel's Loihi & Loihi 2 Chips
intel.com/content/www/us/en/…
& the BrainScaleS & SpiNNaker Machines
brainscales.kip.uni-heidelbe…
developed by the Human Brain Project.
humanbrainproject.eu/en/scie…
Gobot Hardware Integrations
1) Gobot BLE Adaptor (Bluetooth)
The Gobot BLE adaptor makes it easy to interact with Bluetooth LE aka Bluetooth 4.0 using Go.
gobot.io/documentation/platf…
2) Microbit (Plandemic Infected)
The Microbit is a tiny computer with built-in Bluetooth LE aka Bluetooth 4.0.
gobot.io/documentation/platf…
3) MQTT (Connection Protocol)
MQTT is an Internet of Things connectivity protocol featuring a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging transport. It is useful for its small code footprint and minimal network bandwidth usage.
gobot.io/documentation/platf…
4) NATS
NATS is a lightweight messaging protocol perfect for your IoT/Robotics projects.
It operates over TCP, offers a great number of features but an incredibly simple Pub Sub style model of communicating broadcast messages. NATS is blazingly fast as it is written in Go.
This repository contains the Gobot adaptor/drivers to connect to NATS servers.
gobot.io/documentation/platf…
It uses the NATS Go Client.
The NATS project is maintained by
Nats.io and sponsored by Apcera.
Redhat Ecosystem
1) eBPF Sensor
The Noname Security Sensor is a lightweight eBPF-based component operating at the host level that captures traffic in real-time and passes it through to an engine for analysis.
catalog.redhat.com/en/softwa…
What do eBPF and BPF stand for?
ebpf.io/what-is-ebpf/#what-d…
BPF originally stood for Berkeley Packet Filter, but now that eBPF (extended BPF) can do so much more than packet filtering, the acronym no longer makes sense.
eBPF is now considered a standalone term that doesn’t stand for anything. In the Linux source code, the term BPF persists, and in tooling and in documentation, the terms BPF and eBPF are generally used interchangeably.
ebpf.io/what-is-ebpf/
The original BPF is sometimes referred to as cBPF (classic BPF) to distinguish it from eBPF.
Microsoft
Use eBPF-based sensor for Microsoft Defender for Endpoint on Linux
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/de…
eBPF Sensor is shipped to the client aka you via Go
2) Isovalent
A. Isovalent Enterprise for Cilium
eBPF-Powered Networking, Observability & Security
B. Isovalent Networking for Kubernetes
catalog.redhat.com/en/softwa…
Built on Cilium, provides eBPF-based scalable
3) Lightbits
Lightbits Labs CSI Driver Operator
catalog.redhat.com/en/softwa…
The Lightbits Labs Operator manages the Lightbits CSI driver and connectivity to Lightbits clusters.
Lightbits Labs
Next-Gen Software-Defined Storage Engineered for
High-Performance Workloads
lightbitslabs.com/