AutoSD: A Linux Development and Prototyping Framework for the Automotive Community
summary
AutoSD is an upstream CentOS Stream–based distro that ships a real‑time tuned Linux kernel, OSTree immutability, declarative YAML images via Automotive Image Builder, and OSTree/OS3 automatic updates and rollbacks. It supports mixed‑criticality through nested systemd+podman containers and offers paths for hardware: supported boards, vendor BSP/franken builds, or out‑of‑tree modules compiled against AutoSD kernel headers. AutoSD is the public preview upstream for Red Hat’s in‑vehicle OS (Rivos) and uses KASAN/fuzz stress testing plus external watchdogs; MVOS is certified to ASIL‑B.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00AutoSD and automotive Linux
- 2:33What is AutoSD
- 4:00AutoSD for automotive systems
- 5:50AutoSD upstream for Red Hat In-Vehicle OS
- 8:18AutoSD features and benefits
- 12:19Building AutoSD images
- 15:38AutoSD on new hardware
- 17:07Hardware enablement decision tree
- 21:11Plug-and-play hardware support
- 22:42Upstreaming drivers
- 24:28BSP kernels with AutoSD
- 26:18Long-term hardware support
- 28:55Out-of-tree modules
- 30:21AutoSD and functional safety
- 34:44Safety certifiable OS
- 35:25In-Vehicle OS architecture
- 43:01Q&A on safety
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