ralphmender
Re:United Kingdom to introduce security labelling on connected devices
on Friday March 13, 2020 @05:18PM (#22570964)
Thank you for the feedback. I'm with Mender.io and we will be addressing this.
Joint webinar with Qt and Mender on how to easily deploy applications made in Qt
Linux IoT Development: Adjusting from a Binary OS to the Yocto Project Workflow
How we migrated from GitHub to Gitlab and keeping our workflow
Choosing the model for maintaining/enhancing your IoT project
Four tools for building embedded Linux systems
Mender tools available in official Debian repositories
Blokable uses Mender for OTA updates for scalable housing creation – webinar
Mender 2.0 beta: introducing application updates
Raspbian Update Breaks Devices
FOSS Project Spotlight: Mender.io, an Open-Source OTA Update Manager for IoT
A crash course in embedded Linux software deployment
Mender 1.7 released: Raspbian and broader Linux support
Mender and Google Cloud IoT facilitate robust device update management
Mender Hub: A community repo to OTA enable any device and OS
Prototyping IoT Applications Using Beaglebone and Debian
Why the Yocto Project for My IoT Project?
Webinar: Simple provisioning and OTA updates of Linux devices
Enhanced OTA Updater Works with IoT Devices
Announcing the Release of Hosted Mender: OTA Updates to IoT as a Service
More Pi: Mender OTA and Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, Zero, Compute Module
Mender: An Open Source Software Updater for the Internet of Things
Requirements Checklist for OTA Updates for connected devices [pdf]
UConnect, more botnets, and poor OTA updating practices
[video] FOSDEM talk on IoT Botnets, Linux devices, and absence of basic security
Re:Software Updates for IoT Devices and the Hidden Costs of Homegrown ...
on Thursday January 18, 2018 @05:43PM (#16182324)
Disclaimer: I'm with Mender.io and author of the article.
The Yocto Project is a popular build system for your own embedded Linux distribution.
Mender integrates with the Yocto Project with a layer (https://github.com/mendersoftware/meta-mender), but is a separate project for end-to-end OTA, which includes the client and the management server. Both are licensed under Apache 2.0 thus it is freely available and you're not locked into a hosted-only backend.
Although this is an older blog post, here is how you can port the Mender client to a non-Yocto build system: https://mender.io/blog/porting-mender-to-a-non-yocto-build-s...