Ci in IoT/Embedded: creating a simple, salable and automated workflow
summary
Shows a concrete CI setup that runs a Linux Python app on Cortex‑A and a bare‑metal C app on Cortex‑M, with unit, integration and system tests automated and deployable. Uses Jenkins pipelines to build and test, produces Docker images pushed to AWS ECS for the Raspberry Pi style flow, and produces application binaries stored in cloud for the Musca B bare‑metal flow. Replaces large board farms with fast models and virtual platforms to cut cost and speed time to test, with reproducible examples and 30‑day trials.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10General vs Embedded
- 6:33Use Cases
- 7:39Company A and Company M
- 8:44Jenkins
- 9:36Pipeline
- 10:33Questions
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