IoT Firmware Orchestrator
Skill Verified ActiveOrchestrate firmware rollouts with canary deployment and anomaly-gated advancement
To automate and manage the complex process of rolling out firmware updates to device fleets, ensuring reliability through controlled deployments and anomaly detection.
Features
- Orchestrate firmware rollouts
- Implement canary deployments
- Gate advancement with anomaly detection
- Manage deployment stages (pending, canary, rolling, complete)
- Support rollback and status checks
Use Cases
- Deploying new firmware versions to a fleet of IoT devices.
- Gradually rolling out firmware to a subset of devices for testing (canary).
- Automatically pausing or rolling back deployments based on detected anomalies.
- Monitoring the status of ongoing firmware rollout operations.
Non-Goals
- Managing the firmware build process itself.
- Directly interacting with device hardware.
- Providing a general-purpose deployment tool for non-firmware artifacts.
Workflow
- User initiates a firmware operation (deploy, advance, rollback, status, list) via command.
- Skill constructs and executes the appropriate CLI command using `npx`.
- The `cognitum-iot` tool performs the requested action against the target firmware rollout.
- The command's output (success, failure, status information) is returned to the user.
Installation
First, add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add ruvnet/ruflo/plugin install ruflo-iot-cognitum@rufloQuality Score
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