#9 Open Source Forum 2019 Kate Stewart
summary
Zephyr is an RTOS designed for tiny devices with a security-first approach, now shipping a first LTS 1.14 that the project supports with two years of security backports; it already has Bluetooth certification and more than 200 supported boards. The codebase shows ~30,000 commits growth, uses tinycrypt and mbedTLS drivers, runs Coverity and fuzzing pipelines, and pursues FIPS 140 subset certification while proving device-to-cloud integrations (EdgeX, AWS, Google) and multiple successful product builds.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:20What Runs on Devices
- 7:41Core Infrastructure Initiative
- 8:55Interpreting Random Framework
- 9:32Crypto Drivers and Hardware and Software
- 15:01Frame Pro Glove
- 16:13Smart Tags
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