Putting firmware on the device: a Zephyr+Yocto+Mender hike
summary
Shows a concrete pipeline that actually builds Zephyr RTOS firmware and a Yocto Linux image for an iMX7, produces SBOM/CVE reports and a Mender-ready artifact from one Yocto multi-config with a cast file, pulls Zephyr via meta-zephyr and consumes the firmware blob with a Yocto recipe, and runs a reproducible build that finishes in about two minutes in the demo. Sources and the full blueprint live on GitHub so the build is repeatable and verifiable.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 4:37Firmware building challenges
- 8:47DevOps approach for firmware
- 10:17Composing firmware with Yocto
- 14:11Live demo and GitHub repo
- 15:55Build process and Q&A start
- 20:11Debugging and development workflow
- 21:59Cast files and compliance
- 24:51Closing and chocolates
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