Open Source in Action - Pioneering OSS in Real World Production

Explore real-world implementation of open source software in automotive production environments through this 41-minute conference talk from the Linux Foundation. Discover practical lessons learned from deploying open source Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) projects across three OEM implementations, including V2X IoT infotainment systems and data-closed loop platforms spanning vehicle and cloud infrastructure. Learn about in-vehicle performance optimization techniques for processing over 10,000 vehicle signals while consuming less than 2K DMIPS, and understand methodologies for trigger-to-upload mechanisms and transmission prioritization that ensure guaranteed safety-related data delivery in remote diagnostic services even under poor network conditions. Examine CI/CD practices for open source software in mission-critical automotive scenarios through a detailed case study of building in-vehicle real-time tracing features for logs and network packets, designed to improve vendor collaboration and eliminate blame scenarios. Gain insights into leveraging fuzzing technology for proactive intrusion prevention and understand strategic approaches for successfully implementing open source solutions in automotive production environments based on industry experience and lessons learned from past deployments.