Containerized Vehicle Simulation for Integration Testing
summary
Sonatus reproduces an ECU and cloud stack as containers so integration tests run on build servers instead of racks of hardware: containerized ECU images (targeting the S32G), microservice cloud instances per-subnet, MQTT for cloud comms, and an adapter layer that reuses existing system tests. Using Docker Compose and Linux namespaces, build time drops (30 → 10 min), flashing goes from 36 minutes to 10 seconds, and typical fix-to-test cycles shrink from 5–66 minutes to ~1 minute.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Vision for SDV via SOAFEE Example Use Case
- 2:21Sonatus Software for In-Vehicle Controller Functions
- 3:25Pre-Cloud HW-based Integration Test Environment
- 6:20Cloud-Native Test Environment: Goals and Requirements
- 8:13Containerized Test Environment
- 10:25Linux Container Networking
- 11:57SOAFEE Quantifiable Benefits
- 14:11Conclusion
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