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Wind River: Embedded Development Moves to the Cloud - A Tour of Wind River Studio

Wind River: Embedded Development Moves to the Cloud - A Tour of Wind River Studio

About This Training

Over the past year, Wind River has been hard at work building a cloud-native development environment that lets software developers take advantage of cloud scale, greater productivity through automation, and increased collaboration. Now, the world’s most widely used real-time operating system, VxWorks and the leading embedded Linux solution, Wind River Linux, can be consumed in the cloud to develop mission critical and intelligent systems platforms and applications.

Join Wind River technical experts, Salim Nasser and Mike Foglia for a visual tour of Wind River Studio. They will introduce you to the intuitive web-based user interface, show you how fast you can build a VxWorks image in the cloud, and introduce you to the automated and extensible pipeline manager. They will also show the virtual target management system where can test your platform on real physical hardware or a high fidelity simulated version.

What You Will Learn

What developing embedded systems from the cloud looks like and how easy it is
How to quickly configure and build an embedded runtime image for the NXP LX2160
How to use, customize and extend your workflow pipeline to code, scan, build, test and assemble your project
How to use your NXP-ready image in a virtual target management system

Presented by

Salim Nasser
System Architect, Wind River
Mike Foglia
Field Application Engineer, Wind River

DURATION

26 min

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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