An overview of Fedora Atomic for IoT running on ARM
summary
Fedora Atomic for IoT targets ARM (aarch64 and ARMv7) gateways and endpoints, using OSTree atomic rollbacks to make OS updates transactional and reversible across Fedora releases; containers run via podman runtime and the fedora container build pipeline can regenerate every affected image when a CVE appears. Initial focus is a slim OSTree host with containerized apps, tested on a Raspberry Pi 3+ (compose tooling for Fedora 28 was flaky in the demo but prebuilt images run fine). Project plans a four-week release cycle.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to Fedora IoT
- 6:59Fedora IoT vision and goals
- 10:19Demo of Fedora IoT on ARM
- 13:45Unique IoT requirements and use cases
- 18:51Container and OS layering approach
- 23:19Q&A and community feedback
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