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It is divided into 4 functional areas which we describe futher in sections below:
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A DAC SDK has been developed to make it easier for AppDevelopers to develop and build oci, dac ompliant compliant containerized applications. The SDK is public, fully open source and uses standard Yocto 3.1 Dunfel Poky cross-compilation / build environment. The DAC SDK can run a developer workstation, does not require any proprietary or SoC specific code to be able to build your application. It is available on https://github.com/rdkcentral/meta-dac-sdk The SDK allows developers to write Bitbake recipes that compile their code and produce an OCI It does NOT require you as an Appdeveloper to have any SoC or OEM specific SW/SDK for being able to compile and package your AppContainer, it is SOC/OEM agnostic. The SDK allows developers to cross compile their application sources, automatically add appropriate dependent libraries in AppContainer and produce oci, dobby, dac compliant AppContainer image. This OCI binary oci AppContainer image can then be uploaded to an OCI registry for sharing the binary AppContainer with possible consumers/distribution platforms. As Appdeveloper you can then also register and publish its application test and run your AppContainer on all RDK6.1 RDK-M Video Accelerators (when publishing the App to RDK-M DAC Cloud for Video Accelerator where it will be automatically converted to bundles that allow to be downloaded and run on any RDK6.1 Video Accelerator independent of its SoC beneath.VA DAC cloud instance)
The DAC APP SDK is available on https://github.com/rdkcentral/meta-dac-sdk and comes with many example AppContainers
For information on how to really make DAC app and use DAC SDK we refer to Fore more information on DAC SDK we refer to HOWTO to build your native App with DAC SDK and publish to RDK-M DAC cloud
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