NetOTA - repository protocol for embedded systems
summary
A minimalist repository protocol for IoT that publishes coherent system images as packages, streams, archives, where each stream holds one version and archives list multiple builds (architectures, compression) plus download offers with metric to prefer local gateways or P2P. NetOTA 0.3.1 uses a documented on‑disk format (hostable in git), keeps metadata small (binaries referenced not stored), is consumed by sysota 0.1, provides signed images (metadata unsigned) and a standalone service with planned Zephyr and gateway CoAP bridging.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:50Design
- 1:08Packages
- 1:21Streams
- 3:10Archives
- 4:07Archive description
- 5:18Download offers
- 7:30Future plans
- 8:41Questions
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