Continuous Integration in IoT world - "Mission Impossible" or "A last hope"?
summary
A concrete CI pipeline for constrained IoT devices emerges: a local farm of Raspberry Pi flashing rigs plus cameras and mobile devices, orchestration in Python-based test arbiter, image checks from a vision matrix 3x3, REST calls to cloud and OTA flows. It takes about three years to build (3 → 15 people), firmware images exceed 100 MB, prototypes often die (10 → 6–7), production fault rate ≈ 0.8% and OTA updates remain the single biggest systemic risk.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 5:26Testing Scope & Challenges
- 7:03Pains of "high tech" companies
- 8:47Test scenario flow
- 11:00Let's make it step by step!
- 12:20Big picture
- 13:27Requirements of loTE2E Test Environment
- 14:13Let's prototype!
- 14:41Module Flashing
- 17:042 Switch Control
- 17:423 Vision System
- 20:08Set parameters considerably!
- 25:35Takeaways...
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