Fedora IoT on 96Boards
summary
Fedora IoT boots 96Boards hardware using upstream kernels and many upstream device trees, producing one image that runs across dozens of SoCs. It uses OSTree/Fedora CoreOS and container runtimes like crio containers to isolate apps, a mostly read-only root filesystem, and Greenboot automatic rollback so failed updates don’t brick fleets. EBBR firmware‑provided device trees are preferred for board support. Project already supports hundreds of boards and aims for commercial deployments at tens or hundreds of thousands of endpoints.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Fedora IoT
- 6:15Supported hardware and 96Boards
- 12:58Fedora CoreOS and IoT features
- 15:59Fedora IoT on 96Boards progress
- 21:13Industrial and smart city applications
- 23:29Q&A and resources
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