configuration files if no modules need to launch. Start Baetyl The newer version of Baetyl uses Systemd as a daemon, and you can start Baetyl with the following command: sudo systemctl start baetyl If [https://github.com/baidu/openedge/pull/300] #301 [https://github.com/baidu/openedge/pull/301] support systemd in deb installation #298 [https://github.com/baidu/openedge/pull/298] collect core num of CPU of l/289] run openedge in the foreground (openedge should be managed by daemon tools, for example, systemd) #293 [https://github.com/baidu/openedge/pull/293] add new function runtime openedge- function-python36

configuration files if no modules need to launch. 4.4 Start Baetyl The newer version of Baetyl uses Systemd as a daemon, and you can start Baetyl with the following command: sudo systemctl start baetyl If OTA logic for master and app • #305 support config template in golang sdk • #300 #301 support systemd in deb installation • #298 collect core num of CPU of host • #297 support sock config and file • #289 run openedge in the foreground (openedge should be managed by daemon tools, for example, systemd) • #293 add new function runtime openedge-function-python36 with opencv 4.1.0 to handle images or

configuration files if no modules need to launch. 4.4 Start Baetyl The newer version of Baetyl uses Systemd as a daemon, and users can start Baetyl with the following command: sudo systemctl start baetyl

configuration files if no modules need to launch. Start Baetyl The newer version of Baetyl uses Systemd as a daemon, and users can start Baetyl with the following command: sudo systemctl start baetyl