Multi-Tenant Device Access (or MTDA for short) is a relatively small Python application acting as an interface to a test device. It provides mechanisms to remotely turn the device on or off (assuming an IP/USB power switch is available), plug USB devices in or out (also requiring special hardware) or simply access its console (in most cases serial).
The following images illustrate two setup configurations.
Raspberry Pi 4 setup (Recommended):
Note
Raspberry Pi 4 is recommended due to its modern architecture, better CPU, more RAM, USB 3.0 ports, gigabit Ethernet making it more suitable for MTDA.
NanoPi setup:
Mailing list:
Archive: https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/
For sending patches, please refer to the mailing list and CONTRIBUTING.md in
the source tree.
MTDA is licensed under the MIT license.
