How does install/uninstall third-party component work on RDK?

RDK as open-source software distribution and support Third-Party component, what technology is used on RDK to install/uninstall Third-Party component freely?

As you know, it is hot for the concept of container. It can support install/uninstall Third-Party APP freely so long as developer follow the spec and open-interface. How does it work on RDK?

As you see, OpenWRT has methods to install/uninstall Third-Party APPs, such as “opkg update” use for updating software list, “opkg install” use for APPs installation, “opkg remove” use for APPs uninstallation.

Do RDK have the commands/methods like this? If I want to install one APP into my router, how should I do?

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	RDK-V Voice Assistant Hello, please we wanted to know if it was possible to create an application on RDK that can be used with voice control, or via Alexa. Do you have any examples or reference guides that we can use to build our own application? Thanks for your support	Z-Ciro D'Addio	2	1694	May 31, 2021
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