Container Images with OpenEmbedded and the Yocto Project
Scott Murray
Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2018
Scott Murray
Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2018
Matt Ranostay
ELC Portland 2017
Matt Porter
ELCE Berlin October 2016
There’s still time to register for the Linux Foundation’s Embedded Linux Conference North America Virtual Experience and Yocto Project® Dev Day.
Konsulko Group will be giving four presentations. On Tuesday, June 30, Matt Porter will give an in-depth tutorial: Spelunking for Hardware Data and on Wednesday, July 1, Leon Anavi will look at Automotive Grade Linux on Raspberry Pi: How Does It Work?
At Yocto Dev Day on Thursday, July 2, Paul Barker will explore Highly Scalable Build Automation and Scott Murray will discuss Security Hardening.
Please join us for three days of education and virtual collaboration.
One of the most rewarding parts of working at Konsulko Group has been our returning customers. Months, sometimes years, after we’ve successfully completed an engagement, we’ll hear from the same client (sometimes at the same company, sometimes at a new one) that they would like Konsulko’s help on their latest project.
Konsulko engineers have decades of experience at all levels of open source embedded software, from Linux kernel and low-level subsystems, through middleware and application development, to QA, maintenance and tools, but it is our expertise with the Yocto Project/OpenEmbedded build system that’s usually a part of everything we do.
From the time it first appeared in 2003, the OpenEmbedded build framework revolutionized embedded development, providing a systematic and reusable way to build custom Linux distributions for unique embedded devices. Almost ten years ago, OE became the build system of Yocto Project, and OE’s “recipe” approach was further structured and enhanced by layers.
Konsulko engineers have been there since the earliest days. We’ve seen a lot, learned a lot, and apply our expertise to helping our customers – old and new – build their “own” Linux distro for their own product.
Registration is now open for Embedded Linux Conference (ELC), the premier vendor-neutral technical conference of developers working on embedded Linux. Held virtually this year on June 29 – July 2, 2020, ELC will feature four full days of education, collaboration, and deep dive learning opportunities presented from locations across the globe.
Konsulko Group engineers are scheduled to give two sessions. CTO Matt Porter will teach his popular tutorial, Introduction to IIO and Input Drivers, and Principal Software Engineer Paul Barker will be giving a talk as part of the Project Mini-Summits.
Although we won’t be able to literally “see” you there, we hope you will join us in supporting the virtual edition of this important Linux Foundation event.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced all of us to fundamentally change the way we live. Thankfully, at Konsulko Group, it has yet to significantly change the way we work. Working remotely is the norm for Konsulko engineers. In fact, Konsulko was built on the idea of Globally Employable Engineers™ based throughout the world.
We all have permanent personal workspaces that are fully equipped with the best tools for remote development work and collaboration. Members of our team have years of software engineering experience, excellent English language skills, and are comfortable working directly with our customers.
In these times when travel is necessarily limited and in-person meetings can endanger health and safety, we are happy to share our best practices based on our extensive experience as remote workers. Please feel free to contact us.
Meanwhile, we continue our work in the open source community while helping our customers build great products for the better times ahead. Stay healthy.
As Embedded Linux pioneers, Konsulko Group is excited to work with Mender.io, a leader in open source over-the-air (OTA) software updates. Konsulko has already completed several successful projects for our customers using Mender end-to-end OTA software update manager.
As a Mender Authorized Referral Partner we believe we can give our customers robust and secure open source OTA solutions that can be extended for large scale software deployments.
Please contact Konsulko Group directly to see how we can integrate open source over-the-air software updates into your next product.
Please read more on Mender’s blog.

When Embedded World began in 2003, Linux and open source were still a very small part of the embedded software business. Year after year, Embedded Linux has grown steadily. This year at Embedded World 2020 over 120 companies will be highlighting over 130 Embedded Linux products and services, including the Linux Foundation and Automotive Grade Linux (Hall 4 / 4-171).
If you are coming to Nuremberg, February 25-27, we hope will see you around the AGL stand, on the show floor, or at one of the many social events. Please contact us directly if you’d like to set up a meeting.
Konsulko Group engineers will be attending FOSDEM ’20 on February 1 & 2. Look for us during the conference around the Automotive Grade Linux and OpenEmbedded stands, or at Leon Anavi’s presentation on Saturday, Building Homebridge with the Yocto Project. Hope we see you in Brussels!