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Tier0 Edge provides a flexible foundation for industrial data collection, modeling, event processing, and analysis. It connects data from machines and industrial systems, structures the collected data through data models, and uses Node-RED to create event-driven workflows and data processing flows. Users can further explore and analyze the collected data to support monitoring, automation, and other industrial use cases.
Highlights
- Collecting data from machines and systems through all kinds of industrial protocols and APIs
- Modeling factory data into clear-structured tree map and build a unified data foundation
- Building event-driven workflows and analysis flows on the factory data through Node-RED
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Tier0 Edge 1.0 – Docker Compose Deployment
- Amazon ECS
- Amazon EKS
- Amazon ECS Anywhere
- Amazon EKS Anywhere
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Containers are lightweight, portable execution environments that wrap server application software in a filesystem that includes everything it needs to run. Container applications run on supported container runtimes and orchestration services, such as Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS) or Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). Both eliminate the need for you to install and operate your own container orchestration software by managing and scheduling containers on a scalable cluster of virtual machines.
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The first release of Tier0 Edge provides core industrial data capabilities, including data collection from industrial systems, structured data modeling, event-driven workflows and data processing with Node-RED, and tools for exploring and analyzing collected data.
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Usage instructions
- Clone the Tier0 Edge deployment repository and enter the deployment directory.
git clone https://github.com/FREEZONEX/Tier0-Edge.git
cd Tier0-Edge/deploy
- Configure the deployment parameters in .env according to your environment.
cp .env.default .env
vi .env
Configure at least:
VOLUMES_PATH - Persistent storage path
ENTRANCE_DOMAIN - IP address or domain used to access Tier0 Edge
ENTRANCE_PORT - HTTP service port
LANGUAGE - en-US or zh-CN
Do not add an administrator password to .env. The installer generates a unique random administrator credential for every new deployment.
- Run the installation script.
bash bin/install.sh
- When installation completes, the installer displays the generated per-instance administrator credential.
It is also stored locally at:
<VOLUMES_PATH>/.initial-admin-password
The credential file is protected with file mode 0600.
- Open the configured Tier0 Edge endpoint in a browser and sign in using the generated credential.
The application requires the administrator to replace the generated credential during the first sign-in before any other application access is permitted.
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Tier0 Delivers Exceptional Value with a Scalable UNS, Fast Integrations, and Strong AI
Tier0 enables our company to build a truly hybrid architecture, while its Unified Namespace (UNS) provides a highly valuable and scalable foundation for organizing and using industrial data. In my view, Tier0 is one of the strongest UNS platform providers on the market, and its approach to data governance is genuinely top-tier.
The platform is also very practical to use. Its UI is modern, intuitive, and significantly more polished than many traditional industrial software products. Integrations can be implemented remarkably quickly, the platform performs reliably, and we can start creating value from our data without a long and complex deployment process.
The pricing is another major advantage. At approximately USD 10,000–20,000 per year for our use case, Tier0 is very affordable compared with the capabilities and business value it provides. This results in an excellent return on investment, particularly when considering the value of the UNS, rapid integrations, and reduced engineering effort.
I have also been very impressed by the Tier0 team. They are knowledgeable, responsive, and consistently provide support within 24 hours, which gives us confidence during both onboarding and day-to-day operations.
Tier0’s AI capabilities further differentiate the platform. AI models can be integrated seamlessly through a Python environment and applied directly to platform data, while Tier0’s own built-in AI tools are also highly effective and easy to use. Its SaaS offering now includes an App Builder as well, allowing users to create applications directly on top of the data already available within the platform.
Overall, Tier0 has genuinely exceeded my expectations. It is not just an excellent Industrial IoT platform—it is evolving into one of the most compelling agentic industrial platforms on the market.
Many platforms can collect and organize data, but the more important question is whether that data can be turned into useful applications and measurable business outcomes through a complete end-to-end workflow. This is where Tier0 truly stands out.
Tier0’s AI can work directly with the contextualized data in the UNS. It can understand not only the data itself, but also the relationships, structures, and business logic behind our operations. Based on that context, it can help me transform an idea or operational requirement into a working application directly on the platform.
Previously, building such an application might have required a project manager, frontend and backend developers, database engineers, and other technical resources. It would also have involved multiple handoffs, lengthy development cycles, and significant coordination. With Tier0, I can potentially complete much of that process myself while collaborating with AI—from understanding the operational problem and using the relevant data to building and iterating on the application.
This dramatically shortens the journey from industrial data to a usable business solution. It allows us to validate ideas faster, reduce development costs, and respond to operational needs without waiting for a large software project to be initiated.
For me, this is the real game changer. Tier0 is not merely creating a UNS or moving data between systems; it is turning industrial data into an active resource that users can apply directly to real business problems. That is what makes it much more than a traditional IIoT platform.