BoF: Fuego Status and Roadmap
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 12:10· Skyline II·
summary
Fuego runs as Jenkins plus host/target abstraction inside a container, with a command-line client, a test package format in YAML test packages, and transports including SSH, serial (about 80% working) and pending ADB support (Docker USB issues). There are three active forks (Sony, Toshiba, AGL) and roughly 50 tests, ~20 currently useful; roadmap prioritizes merging forks, refactoring Jenkins to use modern versions, completing lava integration, and growing test count and packaging for reuse.
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17Fuego Overview
- 1:41Fuego Goals
- 2:22Fuego Status
- 2:40Sony Fork
- 3:55Tosh Fork
- 4:54AGL Fork
- 5:45Jenkins Integration
- 7:51Fuego Install Tools
- 8:04Containerization
- 9:49Overlay Generation
- 11:18Script System
- 12:05Serial Port
- 17:44Test Collection
- 19:19Functional Benchmarks
- 21:12Unified Output Format
- 22:52Fuego Server
- 24:36Currently in Flight
- 25:22Other Requests
- 30:42Test dependency
- 33:05Board detector
- 34:06Deploy and boot
- 35:17Common output format
- 38:29Fuego tool
- 44:30Test specs
- 45:55Roadmap
- 48:42Lava Integration
- 49:06Repository Locations
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