Proposals

Eclipse SommR provides an automotive grade implementation of the someIP specification for embedded Linux systems together with the required tools to support developers.

Eclipse SommR fosters interoperability between EUCs (Electronic Control Units) and help engineers to focus on application development in less time. In contrast to existing solutions, Eclipse SommR is language agnostic. Initially we plan to support Rust and Java for the applications using Eclipse SommR. The project will support additional language implementations in the future, given these make sense in the embedded automotive world. 

The core of Eclipse SommR contains a daemon, which is implemented in RUST. The daemon provides the  core functionalities required for SOME/IP. 

DevOps is the industry response to the challenge of application availability. It helps businesses respond rapidly to market changes, accelerating the delivery of high-quality software updates to users. It relies on continuous integration, test and delivery to reduce risk and obtain regular and rapid feedback. But in practice, IT teams face considerable barriers to the “continuous” model and many struggle to deliver against objectives and deploy DevOps principles across the enterprise at scale.  Designed to meet the needs of a modern hybrid, enterprise environment, the Eclipse DROPS project delivers an open platform for managing, designing, executing and monitoring secured deployment processes and pipelines. The goal of this project is to support a wide range of application release deployment activities on multiple target services regardless of their underlying technology.