Zephyr ❤️ Internet: How Zephyr Speeds Implementation for New IoT Devices
summary
Zephyr presents concrete wins: device bring‑up leverages device tree and vendor-backed support across thousands of chip/board combos, networking apps often compile to 50 lines of C, and a common sensor subsystem plus modular shields speeds hardware prototypes. The integrated networking stack exposes offload, packet filtering and shells, protocols are ready (MQTT, CoAP, Thread) and communication ships with integrated TLS and secure boot so over‑the‑air updates and trusted execution are practical.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:54About Jonathan
- 1:25This is an intro talk
- 3:36Things
- 5:14Zephyr is batteries included
- 6:35400+ boards
- 7:18Vendor support
- 9:36Sensors
- 10:47Shields
- 12:59Network Stack
- 13:57Network Data Flow
- 15:09Advanced Features
- 16:46Internet-enabled
- 17:40Other connectivity
- 18:34Write One
- 19:36Links
- 20:51"Big" Internet
- 21:23Specialized Protocols
- 22:59Secure components
- 25:19General Resources
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