Apache Mynewt - connected RTOS - project overview
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Apache Mynewt is a modular RTOS for constrained MCUs with package-based builds, a release cadence of ~6–12 months (latest 2.2, April), and nud tool in Go for package management, build, flash and unit tests. It runs on 80+ boards and supports Cortex‑M (M0/M4/M33), RISC‑V and Nordic nRF51/52/53/91 chips. Secure firmware uses MCUboot + MCU Manager and USB mass‑storage/DFU updates. The Bluetooth stack is Apache Nimble BLE 5.4 with ISO broadcaster and is BT‑qualifiable; community has ~5–10 regular contributors.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:13Speaker introduction
- 1:56Project history and releases
- 3:03Core features and architecture
- 19:52Apache Nimble Bluetooth stack
- 26:12Nimble porting and supported OS
- 27:17Community and contributors
- 30:07Future plans and roadmap
- 31:11Q&A session
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