Remade with Rust
rusty_esp_iroh: iroh mesh on ESP32
esp32 iroh — the iroh mesh on the chip, Janus ALPNs, and a bridge for no_std nodes
Replaces: AWS IoT / Azure IoT Hub / vendor device SDKs
What is rusty_esp_iroh, the iroh mesh on ESP32?
rusty_esp_iroh puts the iroh mesh on the chip. It speaks Janus ALPNs and bridges no_std nodes, and it replaces AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub, and vendor device SDKs for that path.
What rusty_esp_iroh replaces
rusty_esp_iroh is the iroh mesh on ESP32. Janus ALPNs and a bridge for no_std nodes replace a vendor IoT hub.
Why rusty_esp_iroh is a iroh mesh on ESP32
What rusty_esp_iroh keeps from AWS IoT / Azure IoT Hub / vendor device SDKs
rusty_esp_iroh keeps device-to-device reach. AWS IoT, Azure IoT Hub, and vendor device SDKs are what it replaces. The mesh is iroh, on the chip.
Where rusty_esp_iroh fits
rusty_esp_iroh is the network crate of the Janus ESP family. rusty_esp_mid signs the device, rusty_esp_core shares the types, and the sensor crates sit on top.
Read more about rusty_esp_iroh
- All Remade with Rust rebuilds
- Freedom Guide
- Vision
- rusty_esp_mid — device identity on the chip
- rusty_esp_core — shared no_std types for Janus
- Learn article on rusty_esp_iroh
- rusty_esp_iroh on GitHub