Closing keynote: Using CentOS to create a sustainable IoT development model
summary
Argues that shipping standard long‑lived distros for IoT avoids vendor one‑shot firmware and enables reproducible updates: uses RPM OSTree for atomic, roll‑backable updates, containerized apps (Docker) or RPMs hosted in yum/registry, and cross‑compile + QEMU or Zephyr OS for tiny sensors. Cites HP Enterprise gateways and a mobile MRI that cannot be yum‑updated, shows vendors reuse Fedora/CentOS/RHEL tooling, and claims the maintenance long‑tail—regular CVE fixes and a CI pipeline—actually works.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:21Hp Enterprise Iot Gateway
- 23:07The Zephyr Operating System
- 26:43Centos from Scratch
- 27:47Directions for Building a Version of Centos
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