Containers in a Car
summary
RivOS copies RHEL into cars with a real-time kernel, image-based Atomic updates and Podman tuned from ~2.0s container start to ~0.3s (6× faster). A new multi-node bridge herte agent relays systemd over DBus, Quadlets generate systemd units from Kubernetes YAML, and a qm slice runs a separate systemd+Podman instance with cgroups, OOM scores and distinct user namespace UID ranges to provide freedom from interference between ASIL (functional safety) and quality-managed domains.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to RIVOS
- 2:29Functional safety in vehicles
- 7:27Performance and container speed
- 9:44Systemd orchestration
- 16:54Container management with Quadlet
- 22:34Freedom from interference
- 26:44System configuration and setup
- 31:11Technical demo and deployment
- 35:04Q&A and closing
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