Note: For further details on how snaps work and how they’re built, see Snap documentation.
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Unpredictable hardware and network conditions: in situations that can’t be easily modelled or predicted, any update system needs to have enough redundancy to handle roll-backs, network-free bootstrapping and autonomous re-provisioning Incomplete and problematic update recovery: the inaccessible nature of many embedded device installations makes it imperative that updates are impregnable and capable of withstanding broken, blocked, partial and interrupted updatesĬritical update provision: in specific circumstances when an ad-hoc or critical update needs to be made, the update system needs to give these priority and incorporate the update back into the regular update service Whether it’s an update to a single device, a specific subset of devices, or a deployment of tens of thousands of devices, snaps enable Ubuntu Core to maintain and verify a system’s integrity:Īutonomous updates to any device: the update service needs to be a reliable and automatic process, catering for a predictable update cadence and an optional fine level of control over when and how updates are delivered
They’re used by Ubuntu Core to both compose the image that’s run on a device, and to deliver consistent and reliable software updates, often to low-powered, inaccessible, and remotely administered embedded and IoT systems. Snaps are self-contained, which means they possibly include everything needed to run or use components from other snaps in a limited and controlled manner. Ubuntu Core is built from snaps, a secure, confined, dependency-free, cross-platform Linux packaging format.
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