Tag: embedded

The Builder Design Pattern is a type of Creational Design Pattern that simplifies the creation of complex objects. It separates the construction of an object from its representation, allowing the…

Design patterns can be used to structure the code in better way which result easy maintainability and easy to understand. A proper design pattern also led to less bugs and…

Take a look at some of the most essential command-line tools for Linux performance monitoring. From system uptime to CPU and memory usage, we'll cover the key metrics you need…

MQTT Persistent sessions allows a client to maintain its session state with a broker even if the connection is lost. This means that if a client disconnects and later reconnects,…

Linux organizes files and directories in a hierarchical structure. Understanding the Linux file system and directory structure is essential for navigating, managing, and developing on the platform. In this post,…

Embedded systems are prime targets for power efficiency, as they may require long battery life, specific form factor requirements or rely on power from a grid or generator. In this…

A bootloader is a small piece of software that runs when an embedded device is turned on or reset. Its primary function is to load the operating system (OS) or…

Memory corruption in embedded devices refers to the unintentional alteration of data stored in a device's memory in a way, that can cause the device to malfunction or behave unexpectedly

Secure boot is a feature that is designed to ensure the integrity and security of a device's boot process. It involves the use of digital signatures and public key infrastructure…

Although "Digital signing" and "Encryption" are often used together to provide both confidentiality and authenticity for a message or data but they very distinct concepts in the field of cryptography.