Debian and Ubuntu are popular starting points for embedded projects: easy to set up, flexible, and well-supported. But when products reach deployment at scale, maintaining, updating, and securing those systems can quickly become chaotic, especially in line with new cyber security regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act. That's when Torizon Connector comes into play: OTA updates, remote access, and fleet monitoring to standard Linux distributions like Debian and Ubuntu. No OS rebuilds. No vendor lock-in.
In this session, Torizon engineers will dive into the technical architecture of the Torizon Connector, show how it integrates with existing Debian/Ubuntu systems, explore how it compares to Torizon OS, and demonstrate how to manage hybrid fleets combining Torizon OS and generic Linux devices, all through a unified cloud interface.
Key Takeaways:
- Why Debian and Ubuntu often become hard to manage at production scale
- How the Torizon Cloud solves the production challenge, and how to leverage this solution in Debian/Ubuntu systems through the Torizon Connector
- Go in-depth into technical details of the Connector’s architecture, setup, and integration workflow
We will also have a dedicated live Q&A towards the end of the webinar.
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