This repository contains the vehicle update manager component used in the Software Defined Vehicle EDGE stack.
The vehicle update manager (VUM) is a component responsible for the orchestration of OTA Updates towards the vehicle. It is an extended and adapted version of the Eclipse Kanto's Container Manager that is being able to handle new desired state for the software on the whole vehicle.
The desired state comes in a descriptive way as a multi document YAML content, a.k.a desired state manifest, and it includes a list of Kubernetes resources (Deployments, Pods, Services, ConfigMaps, custom resources, etc.).
VUM detects the system-level update custom resource and passes it for further processing to the Self Update Agent. The remaining resources are forwarded to a Kubernetes control plane and handled like the well-known kubectl command - creating new resources, updating existing ones or deleting old ones that are no longer present in the desired state manifest. VUM also monitors the self-update agent and the control plane, and compiles and report the current state of the device, again as a list of Kubernetes resources.
The following libraries need to be available on the build host:
- GNU Make
- Go 1.17.2 (or higher)
Navigate to the updatem
directory and call (no super user privileges required) :
make clean && make build-targets-archive
- Kubernetes distribution, e.g. k3s
As the Vehicle update manager is an extended and adapted version of the Eclipse Kanto's Container Manager, it is represented to the outside world as a Ditto Thing and it needs the proper configuration of its Ditto Features.
The following configuration must be set in /etc/updatemanagerd/updatemanagerd-config.json:
{
"things": {
"features" : ["UpdateOrchestrator"]
}
}
After a successful build has been performed, from the same updatem
directory call:
sudo make install
Start the updatemanagerd daemon:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable updatemanagerd.service
sudo systemctl start updatemanagerd.service
A containerized version of the VUM binary can be built and run as well. The Eclipse Leda distribution makes use of VUM as a container running through a Kuberneter deployment.
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