BoF: Safety + Open Source Software: Where it Started & Where It's Going
summary
The ELISA project builds processes and tooling to show how Linux can be analyzed for safety-critical use, not to produce a “safety” kernel. Workgroups target automotive, medical and aerospace use cases and produce documented evidence: a 69% embedded Linux market stat, STPA on the OpenAPS insulin system, and OpenAPS workload traces captured on Raspberry Pi. Runtime discovery uses estrace and perf traces plus stress-ng; outputs and procedures land on GitHub and feed SPDX SBoM and kernel history (cregit) investigations.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 3:43Is open source software compatible with safety standards?
- 6:45Linux in Safety Critical Systems
- 11:47ELISA Technical Strategy
- 13:15Technical Strategy - Working Groups (WGs)
- 17:45Open Source Engineering Process (OSEP)
- 18:43Medical Devices
- 19:16Fine grain view using strace
- 23:17JOIN THE COMMUNITY
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