The mission of the ELISA project is to define and maintain a common set of elements, processes and tools that can be incorporated into Linux-based, safety-critical systems amenable to safety certification.
Several working groups have been formed since the start of the ELISA project. The working groups maintain their own repositories within the GitHub org for elisa-tech. Some working groups represent horizontals, such as for tooling, architecture, and features, while others represent whole verticals like aerospace, automotive, and medical.
- Safety Architecture
- Linux Features
- Engineering Process
- Tools
- Systems
- Aerospace
- Automotive - covered in Systems WG
- Medical - paused
More information can also be found at the official website under Community->Working Groups.
Regular meetings are held and minutes are typically maintained in the working group's repository or GitHub wiki. The TSC meeting minutes can be found in the wiki of this repository.
To find out when meetings take place, simply check the public meeting calendar. Note: In rare cases some browsers do not show any meetings. Try another browser or drop a mail on one of the working groups mailing lists
The mailing list with community information and meeting invitations can be found here.
Project goals include:
- A set of elements, processes and tools to support safety certification of Linux-based systems.
- A Linux-based reference system to focus the activities of the project.
- Companies are able to incorporate the output of the project into products.
- The open source community, safety community, regulation authorities, standards bodies and system developers all accept the project work.