OSS + ELC EU 2026

If you've ever built your own CI Lab, you've probably already faced some of these issues:
- Remote power cycling of the boards (particularly when it requires pressing a push-button)
- Managing remote debug console
- Handling inrush current/power outage and surges
- Handling boards with heterogeneous form factors
- Handling remote GPIOS/accessories
- Handling remote displays/ KVMs
- Handling non-disruptive lab/board maintenance
- Handling distributed CI labs

At Baylibre, we've been dealing with CI Lab maintenance for many years, starting from 'scratch' (boards laying on shelves with wires all over the place) to standardised labs in server racks. In this presentation, we will share all the solutions we've found and developed to tackle all these issues, with the objective of improving the quality of our FOSS projects by making our CI labs reliable and easy to maintain.