The Internet of Things and Life Beyond Linux
summary
Argues a practical boundary: once RAM and storage shrink toward eight megabytes a trimmed Linux kernel becomes a different beast and usually loses its benefits. Shows concrete alternatives — riot, free artists, em bed and others — with tradeoffs in community size, POSIX support and RAM footprints. Demonstrates building a single combined kernel+app single binary blob and running and debugging it under qmu and gdb to iterate real IoT firmware quickly.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 8:56Conceptual Differences between the Internet of Things Operating Systems and Traditional Linux Based Embedded Systems
- 30:49Web Based Development Environment
- 31:05Embed Hardware Development Kit
- 32:47Nano Kernel
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