Leveraging Cloud Technologies for Development and Operation of Zephyr
summary
Shows concrete workflows and results: a Zephyr dev container under 4GB that builds STM32 images, used with VS Code + WSL2; a deployment path that flashes boards from a Raspberry Pi (but the Raspberry Pi 4 ran out of RAM on a 2 GB model); four container types (development pipeline deployment operations); a Kubernetes gateway + CRD that finds Zephyr devices and performs DFU updates; reproducible-build checks and per-board configs. Watch if you want hands‑on tools and measured outcomes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25Why combine cloud native technologies with an embedded operating system
- 3:44Why should you consider this now
- 5:57Containers
- 9:55Development Container
- 13:26Pipeline
- 18:13Configuration
- 20:38Deployment Containers
- 22:23Operations Containers
- 24:04Kubernetes Dashboard
- 24:28Summary
- 24:58Next steps
- 25:36Questions
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