Adaptive AUTOSAR Fundamentals

Master the adaptive platform architecture, including functional clusters and the distinction between foundation and service interfaces. See how adaptive applications access standard interfaces and hardware.

Explore the foundation of adaptive AUTOSAR architecture, detailing core types and interfaces, including communication management and rest services, and show how predefined data types ensure cross-language compatibility and reusability.

Explore the adaptive platform operating system interface, using posix compliant variants, 51 for adaptive apps and full posix for foundation, with priority-based scheduling, processes, threads, and IPC via shared memory.

Explore how execution management orchestrates platform initialization, authenticated startup with chain of trust, startup order via machine manifest and execution manifest, and deterministic execution within resource groups.

Explore how Adaptive AUTOSAR network management coordinates decentralized ECUs via multicast wake-up and sleep messages, enabling partial networks and efficient bus operation through state and comm interfaces.

Explore how the adaptive AUTOSAR platform uses a time synchronization API with time based resources, including Chrono Library and Posix time interface, to provide precise internal timing.

Discover how the update and configuration management service handles software deployment, rollbacks, version control, and monitoring, with persistency configurations guiding data storage for installations, upgrades, and uninstallations.

Coordinate state management to maintain internal state diagrams, handle input events, support multiple state machines, and enable synchronized, secure adaptive AUTOSAR behavior via standard interfaces.

Explore how adaptive platform communication management enables application-to-application communication in an embedded environment by mediating service discovery, registration, and dynamic path establishment at design startup or runtime.

Explore diagnostic management in adaptive Autosar, employing ISO 14295 and VoIP for diagnostics over IP. Identify how software clusters, diagnostic addresses, and DTC storage enable per-cluster diagnostics and event reporting.

Enable restful communication between adaptive applications using representational state transfer, HTTP, and standard APIs (get, post, put, delete) for scalable sensor data access and firmware updates in Adaptive AUTOSAR.

Learn how cryptography protects modern automotive systems through encryption, decryption, and secure key management, enabling secure communication and support for RSA, MAC, and symmetric and asymmetric keys.

Monitor platform health and its components to detect issues early and prevent system failures, using self tests and health checks while logging diagnostics and alerts in offline and online modes.

Explore identity access management, authenticating and authorizing users, services, and applications with predefined policies and a central management system. Learn RBAC and single sign-on to secure adaptive AUTOSAR environments.

Explore how the log entries module provides a standardized interface for logging and tracing, with synchronous and asynchronous options, filtering, automated parsing tools, and alerting for diagnostics.

Adaptive AUTOSAR fundamentals outlines a two-part methodology, standardizing work products and defining their interactions through manifest files, including execution, service, and machine manifests.

define the adaptive autosar development workflow by generating the machine manifest, defining services, and producing dot h and dot cpp files from the HTML configuration.

Explore language binding in adaptive autosar fundamentals, acting as a bridge between programming languages with C++ based generators, service provider skeletons, and service request proxies for synchronous and asynchronous communication.

Explore the adaptive AUTOSAR layered architecture and demo project, detailing manifests, execution management, services and foundation, time synchronization, cryptography, identity access management, diagnostics, and update workflows.