Getting Started with Microservice Development - MicroserviceStore/Microservice GitHub Wiki

Once your Microservice is created in the Microservice Store, you're ready to start developing the embedded-side code that will run on the embedded devices.

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1. 🧱 Start from a Template Repository

   Microservice development is toolchain-agnostic — you can use any programming language, IDE, or build system.

   🔗 Visit 👉 MicroserviceStore GitHub Repositories and look for template projects, such as: us-Template-C – for C programmers, us-Template-Rust, us-Template-Python, etc. (based on language)

   📥 Clone the repository.

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2. 📦 Download CPU-Specific SDKs

   To compile your Microservice correctly, you need the SDK matching your target CPU architecture (e.g. Armv7-M, TrustZone for Armv8-M, RISC-V, or CHERI).

   To download:

   i. 🔧 Go to the Dashboard

   ii. 🧑‍💻 Open Developer Zone → click "Download Microservice SDK"

   iii. 🧭 In the popup, select CPU Architecture, and download to \Microservice-Template-<Toolchain>\Environment\CPU

   

   iv. 📚 Follow your template’s README.md to build your Microservice package.

   📘 Example guide 👉 An Example Microservice using C and GNU GCC

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3. 📤 Submit Your Microservice

   Once you’ve built your Microservice package:

   ✅ Go back to the Developer Dashboard

   📤 Upload the package to the Store

   🛡️ (Optional) Request certification from a Security Lab

   📈 Your Microservice will now be available for vendors to install and monetise

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