SEAPATH: What's New - Recent Improvements and Future Developments
summary
SEAPATH is a deployable open platform built from Linux, KVM/QEMU virtualization, Open vSwitch, Pacemaker/Corosync clustering and Ansible playbooks; the repo shows ~8,000 commits and CI runs ~1,000 hardware tests. A 2025 1.x release targets production (three substations already live), Red Hat adds a CentOS flavor, and LF Energy funds a favourable cybersecurity audit. Roadmap items: easier onboarding via a CPASS installer, Yocto/Debian/CentOS flavors, container support and clearer cluster/ hardware certification paths.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 2:31What is CPASS explained
- 5:19Project history and milestones
- 9:14Recent developments and achievements
- 13:16Cass stable release and testing
- 14:46Leveraging open source components
- 15:53Cockpit web-based admin interface
- 16:57Third-party integrations and marketplace
- 18:21Training and community engagement
- 19:24User feedback and platform strengths
- 21:37Documentation and installation challenges
- 24:04Documentation improvements and future plans
- 25:30CPASS installer demo
- 27:17Containers and future use cases
- 28:42Hardware certification program
- 30:07Upcoming talks and community resources
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