EB corbos Hypervisor Training

Description

What you’ll learn

The EB corbos Hypervisor training targets anyone who wants to learn about hypervisor technology in general and Elektrobit-specific implementation in particular.

Participants will gain deep knowledge about the fundamentals of a hypervisor, its architecture, and types, understand the principles of virtualization, and will learn how to install the EB corbos Hypervisor and configure it to their needs.

Why should you take this course?

Learn to flash target, use U-Boot, and how-to fetch the hypervisor via TFTP and boot HV on A-5x Point.
Understand the content of the Hypervisor image, look at the initial configuration, and deploy the image on target hardware point.
Build your own config and have it assembled and executed on the target hardware.
Integrate a VM running Linux as guest operating system, do device pass-through, and adapt DTB.

Course content

Introduction to platform virtualization
Overview of the EB corbos Hypervisor
Set up the target
Manage the Hypervisor image
Customize the Hypervisor and its main modules, add new VM, and give it shared memory access, network and eMMC access
Integration with Linux: VMs, device tree binary (DTB), and Hypervisor interaction

How is this course delivered?

Delivery format:

Blended learning

Target group:

Developers, Architects, Integrators

Duration:

Blended learning:

1 day self-study plus a max. 4-hour Q&A session with the trainer

Language:

Trainer:

English

Training material:

English

Limitations:

The maximum number of participants for a class is limited to 15.

Prerequisites

Your own computer with Linux operating system, provided as virtual machine, local admin rights during the installation
- Optional: Terminal software, e.g. Teraterm to connect the target to the personal computer via USB
General scripting skills, e.g. Lua
General understanding of processor architectures
Basic operating system knowledge
Basic Linux skills