Name: Enabling Embedded Solutions through Container Technology
Start: 2023-10-12T15:00:00Z
End: 2023-10-12T15:00:35.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Wind River is a global leader in delivering software for mission-critical intelligent systems.

Wind River is accelerating digital transformation across industries by delivering the software and expertise that enable the development, deployment, operations, and servicing of mission-critical intelligent systems from the edge to the cloud.

Wind River technology is found in billions of products and is backed by world-class services and support and a broad partner ecosystem.

Research that Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Principal Analyst Torsten Volk conducted with Wind River® shows that Linux is a critical backbone of cloud-native architectures and the platform of choice for running AI/ML workloads. 

For 77% of organizations, according to Wind River and ESG, performance tuning is an essential step when deploying Linux to ensure that systems are configured precisely for intended workloads. This begs the question: How can you capitalize on Linux’s potential in your business and finetune deployments? 

Register for this Fireside Chat in which Volk sits down with Jeff Reser, Wind River Enterprise Linux Specialist, to dive into the top 5 lessons learned from this expert-level research on enterprise Linux expectations. 

Specific discussion items include: 
• Top five reasons to change Linux distributions and vendors 
• How cloud-native workloads on Linux fuel AI innovation 
• Achieving consistent Linux operations, from core to cloud to edge 
• How to tune Linux for your specific use cases

Optimizing Linux for Edge to Cloud

As the edge-cloud continuum reshapes distributed computing, the ability to dynamically shift computation and data processing between the edge and the cloud is crucial. This flexibility optimizes performance and efficiency for real-time applications, AI orchestration, and mission-critical workloads. However, as edge-to-cloud deployments grow, so do the demands for customizable solutions that meet security, scalability, and performance requirements.

Join Wind River Linux Product Management experts Lexi Schroeder and Derek Straka in a deep dive into the evolving landscape of edge-to-cloud systems. Discover a new, adaptable enterprise-ready Linux derivative with modern tools to create a unified tech stack, streamline maintenance and reduce operational overhead. 

Key Takeaways:
• Get introduced to a new, freely available open-source Linux solution designed for consistency across various devices and environments.
• Learn about the latest requirements and optimizations for Linux platforms tailored for enterprise-wide use cases.
• Explore how to accelerate innovation in distributed networks to meet the changing needs of edge to cloud systems. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights and strategies to optimize your edge-to-cloud deployments.

Unlocking the Full Potential of Cloud-to-Edge with a New Linux Approach

Real-time operating systems power billions of critical devices across the globe, from planes and cars to household appliances. However, evaluating a real-time operating system (RTOS) can be difficult. We will review the critical uses of an RTOS and how to determine whether it is the right fit for your embedded application.

You will learn:
What an RTOS is
Which features of an operating system will impact your end goal
How to evaluate options to determine the best fit for your application

Evaluating an RTOS for Your Embedded Application

Several pain points arise in discussions of edge applications: The heterogeneity of the edge makes it complicated to orchestrate; and security, scalability, application deployment, and feature updates all need to be addressed.

The infrastructure market and cloud service providers (CSPs) have adopted cloud-native best practices in software development and in building workflows and tooling that help reduce these complexities and improve quality.

You will learn:
The benefits that cloud integrations can offer
The ways developers can leverage tools to improve application deployments

Cloudification of Embedded Systems

Cloud-ready software-defined ECUs could revolutionize the software-defined vehicle, offering significant cost savings, reducing power consumption, enhancing security, and simplifying software management.

McKinsey & Company predicts that software-defined architectures will account for 70% of all new automotive E/E architectures by 2030. Cloud-ready ECUs and lift-and-shift design can combine containerized ECU software functionality with a full-feature real-time operating system to create new capabilities for improved scalability and better isolation of resources. 

You will learn:

Why you should consider an evolutionary path for existing bare metal ECUs

Design considerations to convert an AUTOSAR classic software image into a cloud-ready ECU

Use cases for the containerization of AUTOSAR classic processes using OCI-compliant container technology

Cloud Ready ECU's for Next Gen Vehicle Architectures

Real-time operating systems power some of the most complex and important embedded systems and are deployed everywhere, from the deep sea to the surface of Mars. However, despite their widespread use, many time-saving RTOS features are underutilized.

You will learn:
- What features are available in the newest edition of VxWorks®
- How to set up and use these features
- How they can improve the development process for embedded engineers

Top 10 Overlooked VxWorks Features

This webinar covers:
-What you need to know about the Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin from an OS perspective. 
-How the BSP for Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin works with Wind River Linux.
-Advantages of using a tailored OS distribution for normal and AI workloads.
-A real example of how to add a Jetson interference application using the BSP.

Maximizing NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin AI Performance with Wind River Linux

A review of the current state of energy efficiency with 5 actionable steps CSPs can make to optimize your network.

Open RAN and the Energy Efficient Imperative

Analysys Mason surveyed more than 60 operators worldwide and found a significant positive shift in confidence and focus regarding Open RAN capabilities. 

Many of the issues related to performance and total cost of ownership (TCO) uncertainty, previously the biggest barriers to Open RAN adoption, are being effectively addressed, and operators are confident that all major challenges facing the technology will be overcome. 

Join this discussion with Analysys Mason, Intel , and Wind River   to unpack some of the highlights from this study.

You will learn:
- The 11 commercial objectives operators expect Open RAN to deliver better than legacy RAN — and the one they don’t 
- The significance of 8 key vRAN capabilities in supporting operators’ top commercial objectives 
- Why 41% of operators would prefer to start commercial Open RAN or vRAN deployments sooner than originally planned 
- Strategies operators can adopt to roll out Open RAN sooner, with less risk

Open RAN Moves Beyond TCO, Unpacking the Highlights

What factors can impact safety certification schedule and cost?

Join us to learn:
- Classic approaches to safety certification
- Challenges and blockages from real-world programs
- Cost and schedule risks you likely haven’t planned for
- Strategies to mitigate known and unknown risks

Proven Approaches to Mitigating Safety Certification Risk

Digital transformation in the healthcare industry requires a strategic approach to innovation while also future-proofing software solutions to meet compliance, long deployments, and escalating cybersecurity threats.

Derek Straka, Wind River Senior Director of Software Product Strategy, provides insights on navigating these challenges in medical device software development.

Attend this webinar and learn:

- Ways to mitigate the future risk of today’s software development decisions
- How to choose the right OS platform and tools for seamless evolution
- Efficient and effective approaches for cybersecurity compliance 
- Best orchestration of data transport to and from the device

Five Sure Bets Medical Software Developers Can Make to Succeed in a Digital Era

During this webinar we will review the multicore certification landscape, the challenges of multicore interference and the mitigation of that interference. During the webinar we will talk about how interference channels can be identified, characterized, and mitigated, and how evidence can be produced that these activities have been completed, using examples from a range of multicore platforms popular in the aerospace industry.

Presenters:
Olivier Charrier is a software engineer who obtained a Master’s degree in Software Engineering (DESS) from Bordeaux University in 1989. He worked for Alsys/Aonix before joining Wind River in June 2001 as Senior Field Application Engineer for the South-western region of Europe dedicated to the Aerospace & Defence Market. In 2007, he became EMEA Aerospace & Defence Principal Engineer to support and coordinate EMEA wide A&D programs. Since January 2017, Olivier has been extending his scope to contribute to other markets, like Railway, Nuclear, Medical and Automotive, also adding new geo like APAC

Karl Thyssen has graduated from University of Heidelberg in Computer Science. After joining Rapita, he became a Multicore Analysis Engineer who works in the delivery of customer projects on multicore platforms, specializing in software analysis.

Mitigation of Interference in Multicore Processors

New cybersecurity mandates and stricter supply chain security policies are direct responses to the increasing threat landscape for critical infrastructure systems. Software developers building and deploying Linux platforms for intelligent edge devices and systems are feeling the impact.

A stronger security posture applies to new software designs as well as active deployments, and a full-lifecycle approach to security must be a top priority. Seth Cramer and Arlen Baker of Wind River® discuss the five security best practices for software teams building Linux platforms deploying into the intelligent edge.

5 Security Best Practices for Linux at the Intelligent Edge

There will be an estimated 42 billion connected devices by 2025 (IDC), and each represents a point of entry that can be exploited by a cyberattack. For devices and systems with safety-critical functionality, a security breach can have catastrophic consequences.

Securing your device or system is a complete-lifecycle effort. Threats must be actively monitored, and resolutions must be implemented. Join this webinar to learn why proactive embedded device vulnerability monitoring is a must in today’s interconnected world.

Planning for the Unavoidable: Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures

The surge in common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) continues, with more than 17,000 already reported this year. A single CVE can disrupt your embedded Linux system, affecting project timelines and deployments.

Join this webinar to learn proactive CVE management, including addressing inherited vulnerabilities, recognizing urgency, and developing long-term deployment strategies.  Watch a live demo to explore a real-life use case.

The Road to Security Vulnerability Identification and Remediation

Join us for an insightful webinar as we delve into the future of embedded systems with a focus on the latest trends and innovations set to shape the industry in 2024. Hosted by Wind River, a leading player in the embedded software domain, this webinar will explore key areas that are driving transformation and shaping the way we approach embedded development. 

We’ll uncover:
• The impact of evolving hardware capabilities, connectivity, and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in embedded solutions
• The role of containerization in embedded development 
• Wind River's Studio DevOps capabilities that empower developers to build, test, and deploy embedded applications with efficiency and reliability.

Don't miss this opportunity to position your organization for success in the dynamic world of embedded systems, so register now to secure your spot and be part of the conversation that will shape the future of embedded development in 2024 and beyond.

Embarking on 2024: Embedded Trends and Wind River Insights

Containerization revolutionizes software deployment by packaging applications and their dependencies into portable, isolated units called containers. In fact, according to Enterprise Strategy Group research, 77% of organizations state they support eleven to more than twenty containers per hosts in their environments. When applied to embedded systems, this technology streamlines resource-efficient deployment, enabling seamless application management across diverse devices.  Deployment of containers into embedded platforms comes with security risks and attacks including remote code executions, man-in-the-middle attacks, and privilege escalation.  Thwarting these types of attacks necessitates meticulous attention to developer practices and deployment strategies to ensure comprehensive container security. 
 What you will learn:
• Fundamentals of containers and their adoption on embedded systems
• Security risks surrounding embedded container technology
• Tips for securing containers from development to deployment on embedded systems

Secure Your Embedded Containers from Cloud to Edge

Container adoption is on the rise with nearly 80% of organizations planning to use containers for production applications in the next 12 months, according to Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG). 

However, container security remains the biggest challenge for businesses, with the increase of third-party connections and IoT devices playing a major role in why attack surfaces are growing. 

Join us in this webinar to learn how to conquer your container security gaps, including how to:
• Mitigate the risk of software supply chain attacks
• Use digital twin technology to bolster security
• Compare the value of open source and commercial tools

Enabling Embedded Solutions through Container Technology

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