The Zephyr Project: Reflection on the First Year and Plans for the Next Year
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Tuesday, 2017-02-21· at 11:30· Broadway I/II·
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Overview of Zephyr Project’s first-year accomplishments and the roadmap for its second year, focusing on major technical challenges and plans for 2017. Covers project governance and development priorities as set by the Zephyr technical steering committee, presented by Intel’s Anas Nashif.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25What is Zephyr Project?
- 2:15We've been busy...
- 4:54Zephyr Project Traction
- 6:56Project Members
- 7:20Architectures
- 9:16Board Support
- 12:12Commits (Lifetime)
- 14:25Roadmap: 2017- Go beyond lot
- 19:21How to get there
- 22:00Zephyr Roadmap (1.0-1.6)
- 32:41Zephyr Eco-System
- 37:27Advanced Usages
- 38:17Kernel: A bit of history
- 38:39The Good
- 39:13The Ugly
- 39:27Solution? Unify the kernels
- 40:14IP stack in Zephyr 1.7
- 40:58IP stack: Next (1.8+)
- 41:35Bluetooth support in Zephyr 1.7
- 42:10Bluetooth: Next (1.8+)
- 42:26Integrated Security
- 43:11Library-Based RTOS ("kernel-less")
- 43:44Security vs Performance
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