If there’s a driver built into Zephyr, controlling a part over Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) is a snap. But there’s an ocean of parts out there and only so many built-in drivers in existence. Today I’m going to show you how to use generic SPI devices with Zephyr so you can try writing your own […]
Controlling 10 devices is easy, controlling 10,000 is a different story. The trick is to plan for scale, which is what we specialize in here at Golioth. A few weeks ago we announced the Golioth Device Settings Service that enables you to change settings for your entire fleet at the click of a button. Of […]
Immediately test code changes on real hardware. In this hands-on post, Nick Miller discusses how to set up your own Hardware-In-The-Loop testing using GitHub Self-Hosted Runners on a Raspberry Pi with development boards plugged in.
Learn how Zephyr RTOS and Golioth’s modular hardware platform (Aludel) combine to reduce dependence on any one specific chip vendor.
Explain what HIL testing is, and why we use it at Golioth to continuously verify the firmware for our Zephyr and ESP-IDF SDKs.
Golioth just rolled out a new settings service that lets you control your growing fleet of IoT devices at the project level, the blueprint level, or on an individual device level.
The NXP i.MX RT1060EVKB development platform provides a reliable and fast route for developing Ethernet solutions using Zephyr. In this post, Mike shows how to get started with the board and a Zephyr configuration.
Wireshark is an open-source network monitoring tool that also works to troubleshoot Thread networks. Golioth shows you how to get started using the tool and decoding encrypted wireless mesh packets when working with Thread or OpenThread.
One of the most useful services in the Golioth Zephyr SDK is the ability to observe data changes on the cloud. A device can register any LightDB endpoint and the Golioth servers will notify it whenever changes happen. If your device is a door lock, an example endpoint might be “lock status”, which you would […]
TL;DR: we’ve enabled people to compile Zephyr programs from a computer with no toolchain installed, almost instantly. Part of our charter at Golioth is to help people prototype and scale IoT devices faster. That’s why we offer an open source SDK built on top of Zephyr. We think this represents a “fast forward” or “cheat […]
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