This is an excerpt from our bi-monthly newsletter. You can sign up for future newsletters here. Our lives are built on abstraction. It is what allows us build things much faster than we previously could. A person, or a group of people, decides that everyone else shouldn’t need to think about the gritty details of […]
At Golioth we are on a quest to improve the security, reliability, and efficiency of IoT products. Today we are launching the Golioth Simulator as part of an increasing focus on addressing the organizational challenges that come with building those products. The Simulator enables cloud engineering teams to generate data that mimics what devices deployed […]
This is an excerpt from our bi-monthly newsletter, which covers our recent news and happenings around the IoT ecosystem. You can sign up for future newsletters here. When building out the Golioth platform, we’re constantly examining the user experience. We ask ourselves why it would make sense to use Golioth over alternative solutions, whether in house or off […]
Golioth attended the Hackaday Superconference in 2023 and created a “badge hack” to send images from a tiny embedded device up over a cellular network and display on badgecase.io.
At Golioth, we pride ourselves on doing both the deep technical work—as well as the routine maintenance—required to ensure we back up our claim of being the most efficient way that devices in the field can securely talk to services in the cloud. In service of this mission, last week we turned on DTLS 1.2 […]
Today, Golioth is open-sourcing an early version of xk6-coap, a Grafana k6 extension that enables authoring load testing scenarios in Javascript that interact with Constrained Application Protocol (CoAP) endpoints. k6 is a load testing framework from Grafana Labs focused on extensibility, scalability, and developer experience. The Importance of Load Testing Load testing is the practice […]
Golioth uses CoAP to communicate with IoT devices out in the world through our various SDKs. This post walks readers through the layers a packet passes through from device up to the CoAP endpoints in the cloud.
Golioth uses CoAP because we care about performance. This article explains the basics of CoAP and some of our decisions to use the protocol.
