Continuous Deployment of IoT Sensors
summary
Demonstrates a concrete system that does automatic firmware deployment for microcontrollers by combining Drogue IoT, Tekton build pipeline and OCI registries with protocols like MQTT, CoAP and OTA over BLE. Shows a Raspberry Pi gateway relaying a micro:bit update managed by Eclipse hawkBit, including a dual‑bank bootloader that successfully applies a firmware, detects a faulty image and rolls back. Second demo builds firmware in Kubernetes, pushes containerized artifacts and updates ten simulated devices end to end.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 2:49Continuous Integration
- 4:28Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems
- 5:09Why Would You Want To Do Continuous Delivery of these Types of Hardware
- 6:09Risk Testing
- 7:05Resource Usage
- 9:07How Can We Handle the Risk Factor
- 10:23Connectivity
- 13:37Device Management
- 14:51Firmware Management
- 15:30Functions of a Gateway
- 16:33Dual Banking
- 18:05Architecture
- 21:36Firmware Update Console
- 26:38Continuous Deployment
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