Linux in Cars! CentOS AutoSD, SDVs, and more
summary
CentOS Automotive SIG runs an AutoSD preview distribution (not certified for in‑car use) that shapes the Red Hat in‑vehicle OS roadmap, with a realtime‑patched kernel and migration to CentOS Stream 10. A lightweight orchestrator BlueI (based on podman, OCI containers) targets far lower overhead than Kubernetes (K8s consumed ~20–22% in earlier tests). Workstreams integrate Eclipse SDV, Sophie, Kisa and Autosar, and provide a containerized Autoware demo and TI AM69 hardware enablement.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Linux in automotive
- 1:26Why automotive embraces Linux
- 3:53Automotive Grade Linux
- 8:03Open source for SDVs
- 14:42CentOS Automotive SIG role
- 17:54Red Hat in-vehicle OS
- 20:08CentOS Automotive SIG today
- 23:00Current and future plans
- 24:47Q&A Autoware BlueChi
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