Building an interactive Continuous Integration platform for Open Source Firmware

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OSFCI is an HPE-built interactive CI platform for Open Source Firmware that runs on ProLiant servers. It lets developers recompile BMC and system ROMs from a web browser, deploy those builds to real hardware, and run interactive validation sessions; the talk includes a demo, an overview of the code, instructions for getting involved and scaling the platform, and points to the project's GitHub (hewlettpackard/osfci).

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