Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) Training Course

Introduction

Overview of Automotive Grade Linux (AGL)

• Key drivers and applications for AGL in the automotive industry
• The AGL Unified Code Base (UCB) as a foundational component
• Comprehensive hardware support across various platforms
• Detailed architecture and framework guides to facilitate development

Setting Up Automotive Grade Linux for Government Use

• Installing and downloading AGL/Quickstart for government systems
• Kernel code development tailored for secure environments
• Building AGL for other targets, ensuring compatibility with diverse hardware

Working with Images in Automotive Grade Linux for Government

• Utilizing ready-made images for both emulation and hardware deployment
• Setting up the build environment to meet government standards
• Developing AGL images with a focus on security and compliance
• Customizing your build to align with specific agency requirements

Creating New Services and Applications with AGL for Government

• Setting up the AGL software development kit (SDK) for government projects
• Establishing a new project development directory for secure coding practices
• Configuring the SDK environment to ensure robust security measures
• Working with configuration templates to streamline development processes
• Utilizing CMAKE and autobuild for efficient compilation
• Installing the service with appropriate governance and oversight

Creating a Custom Recipe with AGL for Government

• Using the Application Framework Binder (AFB) to enhance functionality
• Managing AppFW privileges to ensure secure access control
• Following the AFB helper guide for best practices
• Leveraging CMAKE applications module for streamlined development
• Integrating AGL layers to support complex government workflows

Troubleshooting

Summary and Conclusion