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Azure IoT Edge

Build the intelligent edge.
Overview

Cloud intelligence deployed locally on IoT edge devices

Deploy Azure IoT Edge on premises to break up data silos and consolidate operational data at scale in the Azure Cloud. Remotely and securely deploy and manage cloud-native workloads—such as AI, Azure services, or your own business logic—to run directly on your IoT devices. Optimize cloud spend and enable your devices to react faster to local changes and operate reliably even in extended offline periods.
  • Use existing developer skillsets and code in a language you know. IoT Edge code is consistent across the cloud and the edge, and it supports languages such as C, C#, Java, Node.js, and Python.
  • Remotely monitor IoT Edge devices at scale with Azure Monitor integration. Use built-in metrics and curated visualizations to gain deep visibility into the health and performance of your edge applications right in the Azure portal. Combine on-demand device logs with IoT Edge for best-in-class edge observability.
  • Only a small fraction of IoT edge data acquired is meaningful post-analytics. Use services such as Azure Stream Analytics or cloud-trained machine learning models to process the data locally and send only what's needed to the cloud for further analysis. This reduces the cost associated with sending all your data to the cloud while maintaining high data quality.
  • Operate your edge devices reliably and securely, even when they're offline or they have intermittent connectivity to the cloud. Azure IoT Edge device management automatically syncs the latest state of your devices after they're reconnected to ensure seamless operability.
Features

Build and manage intelligent edge workloads

Certified IoT Edge hardware

Works with your Linux or Windows devices that support container engines

Free and open-source

Free and open-source under the MIT license to give you more control and code flexibility

Container Modules

Docker-compatible containers from Azure services or Microsoft partners to run your business logic at the edge

Cloud interface

Remotely manage and deploy workloads from the cloud through Azure IoT Hub with zero-touch device provisioning
Security

Embedded security and compliance

34,000
Full-time equivalent engineers dedicated to security initiatives at Microsoft.
15,000
Partners with specialized security expertise.
 
>100
Compliance certifications, including over 50 specific to global regions and countries.
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Pricing

IoT Edge pricing

IoT Edge consists of the edge runtime, edge modules, and a cloud interface via Azure IoT Hub. The IoT Edge runtime is open source and free.

Frequently asked questions

  • IoT Edge has three components. IoT Edge modules are containers that run Azure services, third-party services, or custom code. They are deployed to IoT Edge-enabled devices and execute locally on those devices. The IoT Edge runtime runs on each IoT Edge-enabled device and manages the modules deployed to each device. The cloud-based interface remotely monitors and manages IoT Edge-enabled devices.
  • IoT Edge also offers:
    • Zero-touch provisioning of edge devices.
    • Security manager with support for hardware-based root of trust.
    • Extended offline operation.
    • Integration with Azure Monitor for best-in-class observability.
    • Automatic Device Configuration Service for scaled deployment and configuration of edge devices.
    • Support for SDKs in C, C#, Node, Python, and Java.
    • Tooling for module development, including coding, testing, debugging, and deployment.
    • CI/CD pipeline using Azure DevOps.
  • IoT Edge is among the most open edge platforms available today, and Microsoft is committed to using open-source technologies to deliver innovations at the edge. The IoT Edge runtime is open-sourced under the MIT license to give you more control and flexibility with the code. IoT Edge supports the Moby container management system, which extends the concepts of containerization, isolation, and management from the cloud to devices at the edge.
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