IoT Blog Written By Experts For Experts

In the lifecycle of a deployed IoT fleet, security is not a static feature you ship; it is a continuous state of operation. Or at least it should be .

The moral of the story you’re about to read is that there are two ways to implement Secure Boot in an embedded device running a Linux® operating system: the really hard way, or a much easier way.

Finding information and instructions on installing Chromium with graphics hardware acceleration for iMX devices can be difficult.

In the previous blog I described how Foundries.io approaches testing in regards to the "manufacturing scenario".

OTA updates are a defining feature and core benefit of using FoundriesFactory. New software rolls out to devices in the field as soon as CI builds complete .

This post introduces the Machine Overrides Extender class from meta-freescale and how the change that comes with PR 980 impacts a FoundriesFactory.

The Yocto Project brings impactful changes with the LTS Kirstone release (4.0). This post details two changes that may impact a Factory: Renaming of build system variables .

Latest integration enables developers to leverage the FoundriesFactory DevSecOps platform with AM62x processors for secure Linux platform development.

Foundries.​io cloud platform will support Linux-based IoT and AI development.

The debug messages from the Yocto Project are important when the build does not complete, or when a package does not behave as expected.