From Growing Trend to Gold Standard: Tooling Linux for the Future of Embedded Systems
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Wednesday, 2017-02-22· at 14:00· Atrium Ballroom·
summary
SUSE positions its enterprise kernel as a single supported codebase across ARM x86 Power and Raspberry Pi while offering a 10+3 year support lifecycle and about 3,000 packaged components; teams can create a 300 MB Just Enough Operating System and build images with Kiwi, produce reproducible binaries and repositories with the Open Build Service (multi-arch rpm/deb, qemu emulation), run automated tests with OpenQA, use Package Hub for community packages, and deliver patches via a subscription management proxy.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:27What is Susa
- 1:27Embedded Susa
- 5:28Partner with us
- 6:20Building an Embedded Solution
- 9:19Linux Enterprise Server
- 10:40Linux Platform Support
- 11:58Linux Support Life Cycle
- 14:25Rapid Innovation
- 19:54Packages platforms and repositories
- 22:42Build server
- 27:07Package Hub
- 28:09Kiwi
- 31:46Kiwi Build
- 33:30OpenQA
- 37:11Subscription Management Tool
- 37:57Subscription Management Tool Overview
- 39:51Open Source
- 40:39Projects
- 41:11Outro
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