Towards Sustainable Systems with the Civil Infrastructure Platform by Jan Kiszka, Siemens AG
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Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2016 · Science & Technology
Towards Sustainable Systems with the Civil Infrastructure Platform - Jan Kiszka, Siemens AG Linux has become one of the most important software components to run civil infrastructure systems such as power plants, water distributions, Traffic Controls or healthcare systems. However, there are still gaps to fill regarding domain-specific requirements such as safety, reliability or real-time. At the same time, rapid advances in machine-to-machine connectivity are driving changes in industrial system architectures and raise the importance of long-term support for security. The Linux Foundation established "Civil Infrastructure Platform (CIP)" as a new collaborative project. CIP aims at developing a super long-term supported open source "base layer" of industrial grade software. This base layer consists of software building blocks that meet requirements of industrial and civil infrastructure systems. In this talk, we will explain technical details and focuses of this project. About Jan Kiszka Jan Kiszka is working as consultant and senior software engineer in the Competence Center for Embedded Linux at Siemens Corporate Technology. He is supporting Siemens sectors with adapting and enhancing open source as platform for their products. For customer projects and whenever his spare time permits, he is contributing to open source projects, specifically in the area of real-time and virtualization.
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