Overview
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Explore the frontier of open source in safety-critical applications through this insightful 34-minute conference talk by Kate Stewart from the Linux Foundation. Delve into the challenges and approaches for building trust and confidence in open source software used in safety-critical environments. Learn about the surge of new technologies and capabilities emerging from open source over the past two decades, and how these building blocks are becoming increasingly attractive for innovative products. Discover the considerations and standards involved in implementing open source in safety-critical applications, including safety-oriented architecture, quality guidelines, and compliance standards. Gain insights into specific projects like Zephyr and ELISA, which are paving the way for open source adoption in safety-critical systems. Understand the importance of education, evangelism, and collaboration in advancing open source in safety-critical applications, and explore the potential impact on future products and technologies.
Syllabus
Introduction
Danny Lewis
Culture Gap
Users Demand Accountability
Safety Standards
Safety Projects
Open Source
SafetyOriented Architecture
SafeArtists
Zephyr
Quality
Guidelines
Challenges
Deviations
Zephyr Project
Zephyr Configurations
Zephyr Roadmap
More information on Zephyr
About Zen
About Xilinx
ELISA
Understanding Systems
Compliance Standards
Functional Safety
Elises Mission
Open Source in Safety
Success
Education evangelism
ELISA update
Opensource is eating the world
Opensource projects
Go for it
Taught by
Linux Foundation