Jumpstarter: Cloud-Native Hardware in the Loop
summary
Jumpstarter is a Python framework plus an exporter daemon and cloud controller that turns physical boards into leaseable test resources, exposing power, GPIO, HDMI capture and storage switching via a synchronous API over an asynchronous core. Remote access uses outbound gRPC tunnels to a controller and represents devices as Kubernetes CRDs for CI integration. Demo writes a ~2.7 GB image to an SD/USB, boots to init successfully, and supports streaming telemetry and raw driver streams for camera or HDMI injection.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Cloud-Native Hardware in the Loop
- 1:29What is Jumpstarter
- 4:01Jumpstarter architecture
- 7:40Driver use cases and remote access
- 9:35Live demo: Local interactive
- 10:58Live demo: Local scripted
- 12:10Implementation details
- 14:41Visibility and debugging
- 16:11Impact on hardware-in-the-loop
- 18:17Q&A
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