This presentation will go through using AutoSD, the open and functional precursor of RHIVOS (Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System), to both develop and test Automotive applications and frameworks, including Eclipse SDV Blueprints and projects.

We will use a new Eclipse SDV integration project, "Eclipse Automotive Integration for AutoSD", which contains all we need to test or run Eclipse SDV projects and blueprints in an AutoSD image.

This session will take a practical approach by selecting an Eclipse SDV blueprint to test it in an AutoSD image, which will include making blueprint source code changes and testing said changes as well, demonstrating how to use an AutoSD image in your development workflow.

Last but not least, it will use bootc (Bootable Containers), to manage different blueprints into our AutoSD environments with Containerfiles/Dockerfiles.

Shifting Gears with SDV - Using AutoSD to Develop and Test Eclipse SDV Blueprints - Leonardo Rossetti