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Mender and UP Squared AGL demo

| Integration, Automotive
Demonstrating Mender's robust rollback capability in the event of a failed update, using an Automotive Grade Linux UP Squared device.

This video shows the Mender web user interface to manage and deploy an over-the-air update to an Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) UP Squared devices. It shows a simulated failed deployment where power is lost to the connected device to demonstrate the robust rollback capability of Mender. 

 

Tags: Integration, Automotive

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