This blog will be my most controversial yet; It covers two lightning rod issues - developer workflows and Little League Baseball. Hold on tight and you may learn some tricks for developing containers more efficiently.
Read moreOn September 30, Let's Encrypt's original root certificate expired. All of our customer-facing HTTPS services have certificates signed by Let's Encrypt. As can be expected, there were a few hiccups along the way. If you are experiencing issues with services on Foundries.io please take a look below and see if this corrects your issue. If this does not resolve your issue do not hesitate to reach out to our support team either on Slack or via our support portal.
Read moreThis is the final article in my PKI Hacking for Fun and Profit series. This article follows up on part II and shows how you can use AWS's API Gateway to handle mTLS traffic from your factory devices with AWS Lambda. The result is a service that can scale as you need. In the PKI Hacking for Fun and Profit - Part II article, I created a simple example of an event logging agent that allows devices to use a customer owned mTLS server.
Read moreFollowing the PKI Hacking for Fun and Profit article, I've created a simple example of an event logging agent that allows devices to use a customer owned mTLS server.
Read moreLmp release v83 includes support for secure boot authentication on the Xilinx Zynq® UltraScale+™ MPSoC family of products.
Read moreProducts often need to talk to third party services like AWS. Many times, the best bad option available is to copy some type of API key to the device's file system. As an embedded engineer, I work under a simple assumption: Someone will eventually hack my device This article explores a way to provision devices without API keys.
Read moreIn the v82 LmP release we delivered a new powerful feature - Boot Software Updates. It provides a mechanism for updating all boot artifacts, including SPL/TF-A/OP-TEE/U-Boot proper and custom M4 firmware images.
Read moreThe Yocto Project provides a set of tools to help with Open Source Software compliance. The FoundriesFactory is configured to use some of them by default and provides a good starting point when working with license requirements. The focus here is to configure the Linux microPlatform (LmP) to avoid installing packages under the GPLv3 family license and to deploy the artifacts required by the GPLv2 family license. This document focuses on some technical aspects of the Yocto Project build process and must not be considered legal advice. Always consult a lawyer.
Read moreRolling out big OTA updates efficiently is something we are often asked about. This article will talk about a feature in OSTree called static deltas and how they make platform updates more efficient.
Read moreToday the British Government announced new security laws to protect smart devices following on from a recent surge in pandemic sales.
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