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FOTA-First Approach: a CI/CD Example

Stefano Fiorentino - Watch Now - Duration: 13:09

FOTA-First Approach: a CI/CD Example
Stefano Fiorentino
Preparing a firmware image has never been so easy. Avoiding the struggles to implement a custom software update procedure. Facilitating even more the developer life. Freeing time to concentrate on the actual business logic of the application. All these targets are reachable if you start your next product development from the implementation of the chosen software update strategy. Leveraging all the community-backed implementations of common best-practices will help your team in delivering safer and maintainable products to the market on schedule. I will briefly show you how to have a FOTA-first approach with the Yocto Project, SWUpdate and Jenkins pipelines on a RaspberryPi 3.
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Nathan3
Score: 1 | 12 months ago | 2 replies

Thanks for the talk, very interesting. Not sure about the general availability of Raspberry Pi 3 (or 4) these days ;-)

fiorentinoingSpeaker
Score: 0 | 12 months ago | no reply

@Nathan3 just a brief note: the public repos from sbabic support other boards as well:
https://github.com/sbabic/meta-swupdate-boards/tree/master/recipes-extended/images/update-image
fiorentinoingSpeaker
Score: 0 | 12 months ago | no reply

Me too :( but I hope you have one spare in your lab or among your colleagues to try it out. Let me know if you have a specific topic you want to deep dive into.
TimGuite
Score: 1 | 12 months ago | 1 reply

Thanks for this talk, Stefano :) Will definitely check out your starter repo as this topic often seems too big to find a place to begin learning!

fiorentinoingSpeaker
Score: 1 | 12 months ago | no reply

Thanks @TimGuite, you exactly got the aim of this micro talk right. Hope you'll can follow along the repo yaml configuration files and have a PoC smoothly working within hours.

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