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  1. How iG3 Works
  2. iG3 Overall Architecture
  3. Edge Node Layer

Node Architecture Overview

M1 Device (Agent Node)

The M1 is the foundational unit of the iG3 Edge Network. Equipped with modest hardware (Intel N100 / ARM Cortex-A78 Octa-core), each M1 runs as a K3s Agent Node, responsible for:

  • Hosting microservices (e.g., AI inference, data collection)

  • Performing real-time tasks (e.g., audio/video processing)

  • Communicating with Master Nodes for coordination

Master Node (Control Plane)

Deployed in a more robust environment (e.g., cloud, data center, or a high spec on prem node), the Master Node runs the K3s Server role:

  • Controls scheduling, state management, and deployment logic.

  • Maintains the cluster state for all connected M1 nodes.

  • Integrates with the AI Gateway and LLM Gateway for service orchestration.

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