Margo Project Update
summary
Margo builds an open source deployment layer that lets industrial apps be published once, distributed to fleets across offline sites and competing fleet managers, addressing microsecond-timing, heavy regulation and intermittent connectivity. The project adopts code-first development inside the Linux Foundation, shifts from chaotic to disciplined agile workflows, and enforces conformance tests with a “trust but verify” policy. Early results show faster standards development, higher interoperability, and validated user-driven priorities.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05What is Margo
- 2:08Industrial automation challenges
- 4:59Margo as first Linux Foundation project in industrial automation
- 6:44Software distribution vision
- 8:10Open-source in automation
- 10:00Collaborative benefits
- 12:15Professionalizing open-source
- 13:40User validation and testing
- 14:42Customer-driven solutions
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