Spotlight Session from Huawei: Oniro: A Production-ready Operating System built to last
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An OS for a product is much more than the sum of its parts. A choice of hardware and associated BSP gets us to a prototype. But a product needs a lot more.
For example,
What is your choice of OTA technology?
How do you update the hundreds of software packages that go into product for security updates and bug fixes?
Do you have a CI/CD system to ensure that all these changes don't break your product features?
What security features do you enable to harden your product against malicious actors?
Each of these needs a team of experts to design and manage. And if you had to do this across an ecosystem of products that ran on a variety of hardware - from microcontrollers to powerful cpus, you'd need even more expertise.
What if an open-source offered all this and more? Please join and come with questions.
