Introduction to AGL Architecture and Roadmap
summary
Automotive Grade Linux updates the unified code base toward the upcoming Prickly Pike Milestone 1 release and replaces legacy app frameworks with systemd-based app launchD using gRPC, adding Flutter and HTML5 apps. Demos run on Raspberry Pi 4 and virtualized hardware showing multiple IVI and instrument cluster flavors; Panasonic contributes a virtio virtual-display prototype and AWS helps a workload-orchestration prototype. Kirkstone Yocto LTS support continues, a covisa/Bosch VSS data broker (gRPC) and Rust Yocto mix-in land in Pike, CI adds SBOM and reproducible-build checks.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:23AGL-A World of Possibilities
- 3:25AGL @ Tech Showcase Thursday Evening
- 3:59AGL Transformation (Pike)
- 6:11AGL and Yocto LTS
- 9:102023 AGL Schedule
- 10:15Prickly Pike
- 10:39SC Ratings for 2023
- 12:38Project Champions
- 14:13Active Expert Groups
- 15:24System Architecture Team
- 17:09App FW and Connectivity
- 30:40Calls to Actions
- 31:38Let's Start the Discussion
- 32:27All-Member Meeting
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