Lightweight and Easy to Integration Into Embedded System Using Linux Container.
summary
Demonstrates integrating IVI and instrument cluster on one SoC by running separate LXC containers under AGL, claims container reboot drops from about 30s to 5s for subsystem-only restarts, and builds a host-side DRM manager so multiple compositors can own displays concurrently; shows AGL cluster profile landing in mainline, lists issues with legacy app framework and security DB sharing and reports proof-of-concept works while next steps add peripheral routing and tighter isolation.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 8:55About Linux Container (LXC)
- 13:14Example: Multiple Container use-case for Automotive
- 16:08Feasibility study: Good point
- 20:25Feasibility study: Issuel
- 23:17Drm Lease Manager
- 32:42The status of AGL Cluster profile?
- 35:38Conclusion
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