The ELISA Project – Enabling Open Source in Safety-Critical Applications
summary
ELISA positions itself as an enablement hub (not a product) that helps integrators certify Linux-based systems by publishing reproducible build recipes (Yocto), interoperability with Xen and Zephyr, and CI pipeline from docs to tests that surfaces failures; members fund expensive certification artifacts while public repos host manuals, trace logs and a meta-ELISA reference system example. Current tooling work includes workload tracing and code checker, a small QA pipeline with one or two automated tests, a preempt-RT admin guide draft, and roadmaps set at member workshops.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Elisa
- 0:16Project goals and scope
- 1:22Safety projects and integration
- 12:51Linux safety challenges
- 16:42Working group structure
- 18:12Community collaboration
- 26:45Q&A session opening
- 26:56Resource access
- 30:42Industry insights and closure
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