OpenPower Ready Certification Process and Requirements
summary
Overview of the OpenPower Ready program, the Rev 2 criteria moving toward Rev 3, and how to get products certified: systems must implement the POWER ISA, expose a PCI bus, provide BMC/boot management and host boot support, and run an OS to exercise functionality; adapters require PCIe Gen3 (P8) / Gen4 (P9) and must work in at least one certified system; CAPI has specific PHY and host-boot needs; tooling and tests reference OPAL and host boot code; resource catalog lists ~150 certified components and membership is open.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45What is OpenPower Ready
- 1:56Why certify
- 3:05OpenPOWER logo
- 4:16Why seek OpenPOWER certification
- 4:58OpenPOWER Categories
- 5:19Systems
- 7:43Capi
- 8:44Operating System
- 9:07GPUs
- 13:55Linux distros
- 17:00Linux certification
- 19:30Software tool chains
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