SEAPATH: Configuring and Testing an Industrial-Grade Linux Platform for Critical Real-Time Applications in the Energy Sector
Talkat LF Energy Embedded Summit @ EOSS 2023 · on Friday, 2023-06-30· at 09:00· Conference Hall (Level 4)·
summary
An industrial virtualization platform is built on Yocto and Debian images with Ceph storage, Linux RT, KVM/QEMU, Open vSwitch, SR-IOV, Pacemaker clustering and PTP time sync, configured by Ansible and ncclient; CI flashes real hardware per PR, reconfigures the cluster and runs about 700 tests with a ~20 minute cycle. Hardware-in-the-loop validates protection logic with a ~10 microsecond HIL cycle, and a CPAs deployment moves to production (protections remain physical).
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08CPAs in energy transition
- 3:02Substation modernization challenges
- 5:12CPAs and real-time needs
- 7:22Yocto vs Debian for CPAs
- 9:54Linux architecture and customization
- 11:00CPAs cluster and high availability
- 13:29Configuration and cybersecurity
- 14:55Testing philosophy and requirements
- 17:48CI workflow and platform testing
- 19:58Test report and coverage
- 20:41Cybersecurity testing and compliance
- 22:25Software bill of materials and regulations
- 24:57IEC 61850 application testing
- 27:10Hardware-in-the-loop protection testing
- 29:36Production deployment next steps
- 31:22Factory acceptance testing
- 31:45Supply chain security
- 33:35Resources and community
- 34:17Q&A
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