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A fairly common question I get asked is how Factory devices securely pull container images from our Docker Registry, hub.foundries.io. It's kind of interesting, so I thought I'd explain.

2020-07-27T23:52:33 UTC marked a milestone at Foundries, the 1000th build of the LMP was triggered. This got me nostalgic and I’ve put together a list of our "greatest hits" .

I was on a video call with a customer last week when they said, “there is only one F in Foundries” - I’m dyslexic, so I had to just spend a second or two to think about that.

A Foundries Factory is a unique new concept. Conceptualizing a Factory can sometimes seem difficult. I've encountered this enough to see a common problem - we are looking at things the wrong way.

Back in December, we laid out a roadmap for container orchestration. Then the dust settled from the Docker spinoff . What we now know is that Docker Apps is an inactive project .

Over the last month our engineering team has been working on a way to provide our customers an easy-to-use mechanism for managing on-device configuration.

Built on a vision that the latest software is the most secure, software updates are central to the FoundriesFactory security story. What happens, however, when software delivery is compromised ?

We strongly believe in the power of containers for embedded development at Foundries.io.

In less than a decade, containers and, subsequently, container orchestration have exploded into almost every modern development stack.

Container orchestration in the embedded space lacks a good story and vision. This article explains where we currently are and what we have planned for the future.