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{{InfoLeft|At this stage this category is primarily a place where to track various activities and also to see who is interested in certification efforts of Xen and who could perform which role.}} |
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== Industry Groups having a stake in certifying Open Source Stacks == |
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* '''Automotive Grade Linux''' [https://wiki.automotivelinux.org/eg-virt Virtualization Expert Group] |
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:* ''Members with Xen based products'': GlobalLogic (bronze), StarLab (bronze) |
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:* ''Members which indirectly support/have supported Xen in this context'': Renesas (platinum), Arm (gold) |
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:* ''Members which have showed up at Xen channels more than once'': ADIT (bronze), Harman (bronze), LG (bronze) |
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:* ''Members which are also Advisory Board members'': Amazon (silver), Qualcomm(silver), Oracle (bronze) |
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* '''Genivi:''' [https://at.projects.genivi.org/wiki/display/DIRO/Hypervisor+Workshop+Team Hypervisor Team (or a group that will eventually become one)] |
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:* ''Members with Xen based products'': EPAM (2nd tier), GlobalLogic (2nd tier) |
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:* ''Members which indirectly support/have supported Xen in this context'': Renesas (silicon), Arm (silicon) |
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:* ''Members which have showed up at Xen channels more than once'': Bosch (1st), Harman (1st), LG (1st) |
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:* ''Members which are also Advisory Board members'': Intel (silicon), Qualcomm(silicon) |
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* '''Linaro:''' ''I am not sure whether there is a Linaro group yet, if so it would be worth adding it here'' |
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== Relevant Presentations and Papers == |
== Relevant Presentations and Papers == |
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Revision as of 01:18, 15 May 2019
This page links to documents, public discussions, meetings, etc. related to Safety Certification of Xen Project based products or code-lines.
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At this stage this category is primarily a place where to track various activities and also to see who is interested in certification efforts of Xen and who could perform which role. |
Relevant Presentations and Papers
Xen Specific
- Summary Table Comparing Different Hypervisors (March 2018)
- Xen and the Art of Certification - Nathan Studer, DornerWorks, 2014: video, slides
Industry Wide
- The AGL software defined connected car architecture, April 2018: whitepaper
- TSC Sponsored BoF: Can Linux and Automotive Functional Safety Mix ? Take 2: Towards an open source, industry acceptable high assurance OS, Robin Randhawa, 2017: slides
Functional Safety Requirements
Safety Certification
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I left this out for now, but Safety Certification Challenges provides some initial pointers to groups of information. |
Code Size impacting the cost of Safety Certification
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Add coarse analyses from misc e-mail threads. |
Products using Xen and OpenEmbedded that need/have a degree of Safety Certification
Products with a degree of Safety Certification
Automotive Products
Embedded/Other Products
Contributor Spotlights
Pages in category "Safety Certification"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
