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Mender server soon to be released as open source
The initial source code for the Mender embedded Linux updater client has been available since early 2016. Since then, the client has gone through many iter
Unikernels + connected devices
By Thomas Ryd Do you want your connected device to be more secure, faster, more energy efficient, and easily managed? The promise of unikernels includes al
Yocto Project SDK Quickstart | San Francisco Bay Area Meetup in September
Mender just published a Quickstart Guide to the Yocto Project SDK, which can be found under our resources page (click here for the web version). Thank you
Automotive Linux Summit presentation slides and where to focus your embedded project costs
It has been a busy few months for Mender! Our very own Eystein Stenberg presented at the Automotive Linux Summit in Tokyo earlier this month. You can view
Mender to present at Automotive Linux Summit | Tokyo | July 13th-14th
We are very excited to have Eystein Stenberg present his talk, "Securing the Connected Car" at the Automotive Linux Summit in Tokyo, July 13th-14th.
Featured on Embedded.com: how to handle security threats for connected devices
Our good friend Clive Maxfield (@MaxMaxfield) helped us publish our article Handling Top Security Threats for Connected Devices. In the article, our Produc
Our presentation on video: Cryptography Basics for Embedded Developers
Thank you to the folks at Embedded Linux Conference who did a magnificent job organizing and producing a great conference. The full video of our very own E
Embedded Linux Conference 2016
We would like to thank the organizers of the Embedded Linux Conference for having us participate in their event. You can find the slides for one of our tal
Upcoming Mender events in April 2016: San Diego and Boston
We're excited to have our team member, Eystein Stenberg, providing two talks this April and we encourage you to join him! He will be at the Embedded Linux