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Wednesday, October 24 • 11:15 - 11:55
Backporting is so 1993 - Ricardo Salveti & Michael Scott, Foundries.io

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We have seen no slow-down of critical vulnerabilities in computing systems, luckily successful open source projects can protect us, right? Oh but wait, what if you rely on long-term-support (LTS) software that hasn’t been updated yet, or your engineers created a customized franken-kernel to support a specific product? How can you wait for LTS to be updated or hire key experts to cleanly backport critical fixes? And how do we get this to our hundreds, thousands or millions of deployed products quickly?

Instead of continuing the trend of forking and backporting, it's time to work with the community on the latest software where the developers are addressing bugs, security issues and improving performance of their projects. Ricardo and Mike will show you how you can build better embedded products with the help of some amazing new open source technologies and some good design practices.

Speakers
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Ricardo Salveti

Principal Engineer, Foundries.io
Ricardo Salveti has over 12 years of experience developing Linux Embedded products, working for companies such as IBM, Nokia (INdT), Canonical, Linaro and now as Principal Engineer at Foundries.io. Has a large experience working with kernel, bootloader, Android BSP/HAL, Debian/Ubuntu... Read More →
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Michael Scott

Principal Engineer, Foundries.io
Currently employed by Foundries.io, Michael Scott has been professionally developing custom software since 1998. In 2010, his focus shifted to embedded software development specializing in kernel, bootloader, Android BSP and HAL layers as well as embedded firmware using several different... Read More →



Wednesday October 24, 2018 11:15 - 11:55 BST
Lammermuir 2, Level -2